Is audio-rate division possible with clever patching or is it something that could only be done with a custom object? I'm thinking along the lines of the dist/inf, but only responding to every other zero-crossing.
EDIT: Hmm, I think it would at the very least require some audio rate versions of objects that only exist as k-rate and even then it would be susceptible to aliasing. I'm guessing it'd be a custom object type of job.
True, but still, audio rate versions of dividers and things would still be changing right on a sample boundary so I think you'd get jitter and aliasing. It might not be too loud but it would be there. I think a custom object is definitely the way to go, I bet it would be doable by adapting the dist/inf, but first I need to get around to learning how to code axo objects. Still not got my head around doing this kind of stuff with fixed point maths.
Me neither. I'm used to working with GPU shaders, where it's floating point all the way, and everything is in the 0 > 1 range. Make interpolation equations etc. much simpler.
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