Hi Pablo,

I didn't try, but you have two issues here I see:

1. your use of line is going from 0 to 1
2. your use of table is using raw index instead of normalized.

Essentially you're reading from index 0 the whole time because your
table call is using index type 0.  Try changing that to 1.

steven

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 11:09 AM, Pablo Frank  wrote:
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> The table:
> "kfreq table kndx,1,0"    (*) see in the instr 1 below
> already reads a normalized table: f1 0 1025 7 .5 1024 1,  (goes from .5 to
> 1) so why the table above (*) must have a "1"  instead of "0" in xmode?
> (with '0' in xmode the pitch does not go up, but remains at 400*.5)
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> -odac -iadc -d ;;;RT audio I/O
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> sr = 44100
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> kr = 4410
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> ksmps = 10
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> nchnls = 1
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> instr 1
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> kndx line 0, p3, 1
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> kfreq table kndx,1, 0 ;(*) REMARK: THE TABLE IS *NOT* NORMALIZED, THERE IS
> '0' IN THE 3RD PLACE.
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> a1 oscil 20000, 400*kfreq, 2 ;THE FREQUENCY SHOULD GO FROM  400*.5 TO 400*1,
> ACCORDING TO THE
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> ;TABLE IN f1,****BUT IT REMAINS IN 400*.5*********
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> out a1
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> endin
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> ; Table #1, a line from .5 to 1
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> f 1 0 1025 7 .5 1024 1 ;*****NORMALIZED******
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> ; Table #2, a sine wave.
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> f 2 0 16384 10 1
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> ; Play Instrument #1 for 2 seconds.
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> i 1 0 2
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> e
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