DSP Robotics Support

Stream Sample and Hold would be nice:

Prim with 3 inputs, 1 output.
Inputs:
-Stream in
-Stream bool gate
-Type: (0) Leading edge (trigger essentially) or (1) open when true, hold when false.

Output: Depends on gate type selected:
Type (0) Leading edge would transfer the current input sample to the output and hold it
Type (1) When gate is True the output follows the input, when False the output sample is held.

A double stream version might be nice too.

Cheers

Spogg

Type 1:

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streamin in;
streamin gate;
streamout out;

out = out + (in - out)&(gate>0);

Type 0:

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streamin in;
streamin gate;
streamout out;

float gate1;
float sh;

sh    = (gate1==0)&(gate>0);
gate1 = gate;
out   = out + (in - out)&sh;


Excellent Martin!

I will test on return from hols but I'm sure they'll work!

I'm thinking that it would still be nice to have a prim to do this, especially for the newbies who will probbaly search the toolbox for such a function and don't realise there is a Martin Vicanek in the world

Cheers

Spogg

Hello. This might be one of my delusions.

I wish the developers could rewrite FlowStone by using JUCE.
As for me, it's not necessary to export the schematics to VST plugin.
That is, it's enough to work like Reaktor VST or FL FlowStone.

In my opinion, it's a bit obsolete for amateur developers to distribute their own plugins by using FlowStone.
If wanting to distribute the original plugins, it would be better to use JUCE.
I think that one should consider the post-JUCE world.

thanks

adic wrote:As for me, it's not necessary to export the schematics to VST plugin.

This is the best feature of FlowStone, so yes, its necessary

adamszabo wrote:

adic wrote:As for me, it's not necessary to export the schematics to VST plugin.

This is the best feature of FlowStone, so yes, its necessary

It seems to me that this perhaps 'was' the best feature of FlowStone until JUCE emerged...
Of course, I am a lover of FlowStone and like its (Visual/Text) programming style & the beautiful GUI.

You mean since you know about juce, juce exists since 2004, i think synthmaker too if i'm right.

Nubeat7 wrote:You mean since you know about juce, juce exists since 2004, i think synthmaker too if i'm right.

I am a beginner of JUCE.
JUCE has recently become 'popular', if I am not mistaken.

For example, the following software succeeds after transferring its framework to JUCE.
http://commonmusic.sourceforge.net/

Nubeat7 wrote:it would be great when FS could spit out c++ code for the stream part, like this you could use the code in other environments like juce and do the graphics there...

max/msp has a similar function

+1
nice feature

I would like to be able to drag a midi file from the vst gui into the daw.

Thanks