rcrath / wvtbl

Wavetable processor
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setting central frequency visually is not accurate. #49

Closed rcrath closed 2 months ago

rcrath commented 2 months ago

the graph is confusing, since it is by sample size, so smaller size = higher freq. should reset the graph to use log freq and notes instead of this. also, it seems like all clicks may return the same number.

Adjust main note / central frequency
1. KEEP current target at D#7+49 / 2560.00Hz / 77 samples.
    ENTER or 1 to keep the current central frequency.
2. Set to the MODE (D#7+49 / 2560.00Hz / 75 samples)
    Reasonable choice if you are not sure.
3. Open the graph to select VISUALLY.
    Use this to get a better understanding if your results are off.
4. Enter a frequency in Hz or a musical note (e.g., A4, C#3)
    Use if you know the note or frequency
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Accepted current tolerance: +/-50.0%

Adjust main note / central frequency

  1. KEEP current target at D#7+49 / 2560.00Hz / 75 samples. ENTER or 1 to keep the current central frequency.
  2. Set to the MODE (D#7+49 / 2560.00Hz / 75 samples) Reasonable choice if you are not sure.
  3. Open the graph to select VISUALLY. Use this to get a better understanding if your results are off.
  4. Enter a frequency in Hz or a musical note (e.g., A4, C#3) Use if you know the note or frequency Your choice: 3 Set visually to (D#7+49 / 75 samples).

Valid segment range within +/-50.0% tolerance: 306 to 918 samples. Number of attack segments.............................. 3 (2 < tolerance < 1) Number of normal segments.............................. 68 (68 < 0 exactly 612 samples < 0) Number of deviant segments............................. 83 (56 < tolerance < 27)

Total number of wavetable segments (all)............... 154

Do you want to accept all current settings? (Y/n):