| Look in the current manual. These types are used in the streaming
phase vocoder opcodes (pvs opcodes). See the heading Tools for
Real-time Spectral Processing (pvs opcodes).
The manual, however, still does not list this type under its
discussion of variable types.
Regards,
Mike
On 9/30/09, Richard Dobson wrote:
> fsig is the generic name for the signal type used by the streaming pvoc
> (pvs~) opcodes. "f-rate" is a slightly confusing term (not of my
> invention), because there is only an indirect relation between fsigs and
> the usual audio and control rates. The fsig frame rate is limited to
> being slower or the same as k-rate, so in that sense one can talk about
> an 'f-rate'. It is really the pvoc "analysis rate". "f-rate" is a neat
> abbreviation of that, I guess!
>
> Richard Dobson
>
>
> Louis Cohen wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> In a few recent postings, I've seen reference to the terms "f-rate" and
>> "fsig." These are new terms for me.
>>
>> I checked my manual for csound 5.08 and can no mention of these terms.
>> Can anyone provide a pointer for me?
>>
>> thanks!
>>
>> Lou Cohen
>>
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