Examples
round~ takes floating-point signals and rounds them to a specific increment
Round an input signal value
| Name | Type | Opt | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| int or float | int or float | opt | Sets the value to which the input signal will be rounded. |
| int | rounding-multiple-specifier [int] | In right inlet: an or will cause the input to be rounded to the nearest multiple of the specified number. If a signal is attached to the inlet, and messages are ignored. |
| float | rounding-multiple-specifier [float] | In right inlet: an or will cause the input to be rounded to the nearest multiple of the specified number. If a signal is attached to the inlet, and messages are ignored. |
| nearest | rounding-mode-flag (0 or nonzero) [int] | In left inlet: The word , followed by a non-zero value, will cause the round~ object to round its input to the nearest absolute integer multiple of the value received in the right inlet. The default is on. will cause the round~ object to round the input signal to the nearest integer multiple between the value received in the right inlet and zero (for positive numbers this will round down). |
| signal | In left inlet: A signal whose values will be rounded. In right inlet: A signal whose value is used for rounding. Signal values received in the left inlet will be rounded to either the absolute nearest integer multiple or the nearest integer multiple between the value received in this inlet or 0 (see the message for more information). |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| rampsmooth~ | Smooth an incoming signal |
| slide~ | Filter a signal logarithmically |
| trunc~ | Truncate fractional signal values |