5 Mar
2004
5 Mar
'04
1:26 p.m.
[Alfons Adriaensen]
On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 05:19:58PM +0100, Tim Goetze
wrote:
a double sin() LFO:
0.0 * pi = in-phase,
0.5 * pi = quadrature,
1.0 * pi = anti-phase.
multiply all by 2 and you're set? shouldn't the standard fit the
individual case, not the other way around?
frequency:
a = 220
b = 246.94165062806206
c = ...
filter Q:
0.8 = +6 dB at fc
0.9 = +12 dB at fc
1.0 = self-oscillation
vriendelijk,
tim
[Alfons Adriaensen]
Please show me a case where these scale points have to be non-integer. Provided the scale points for a continuous control
correspond to the integer
values, then we could use HINT_ENUMERATED without HINT_INTEGER. There would
be a string for each integer value in the port range. Some could be NULL
if required.
i think steve's objection that we also want to map non-integer values
to labels is valid.