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automation calculator
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automation calculator
by tester » Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:41 pm
If you use your own values (in schematics and stored presets), then here is a small tool that can help you to deal with automations, which operate 0-1 ranges.
preset module with value <=> 0-1 converter
and
automation calculator, useful with DAWs like reaper.
So called "pre-defined max" is symmetric, i.e. from minus to plus, zero in the middle. It can be frequency, custom frequency, percentage, degrees, ratio, or any other parameter with metric representation.
Keep in mind rounding vs accuracy in float primitives:
999.999
9999.99
99999.9
if I understand them correctly.
preset module with value <=> 0-1 converter
and
automation calculator, useful with DAWs like reaper.
So called "pre-defined max" is symmetric, i.e. from minus to plus, zero in the middle. It can be frequency, custom frequency, percentage, degrees, ratio, or any other parameter with metric representation.
Keep in mind rounding vs accuracy in float primitives:
999.999
9999.99
99999.9
if I understand them correctly.
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