Output an FFT frame or signal vector as a list The framesnap~ object is similar to snapshot~ but outputs a list with the contents of a signal vector convenient for capturing an FFT frame when used inside a pfft~ object. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE Input, bang Reports Frame TEXT_HERE Internal Clock Interval in ms TEXT_HERE Output Frame as a list When used outside of a pfft~ object, the framesnap~ object will output the contents of a signal vector. When used inside of a pfft~ object, the signal vector that framesnap~ outputs represents a spectral frame. The size of the list is dependent on the signal vector size when used outside of a pfft~ object. When used inside of a pfft~ object, the list size will be equal to the FFT frame size. Internal sampling interval in ms An optional number argument sets the internal sampling interval in milliseconds. If the argument is 0 or not present, framesnap~ will not generate output automatically. In this case, you will need to send a bang message to output a frame of signal data. Trigger a frame or signal vector bang message produces a list containing the contents of the current signal vector. Enables automatic reporting; sets input sampling interval See float message below. Enables automatic reporting; sets input sampling interval (In left inlet) Sending a non-zero number to the left inlet starts the object's automatic reporting of signal values. A zero received in the left inlet stops automatic reporting.
(In right inlet) A number sent to the right inlet of the framesnap~ object sets the internal sampling interval in milliseconds. If the interval is set to 0, framesnap~ will not generate output automatically. In this case, you will need to send a bang message to output a frame of signal data. Sets the input sampling interval Any message that conforms to the Max time format (ms, hh:mm:ss, ticks bars.beats.units, notevalues, hz, or samples) can be used to specify the internal sampling interval used by the framesnap~ object. Sets the input sampling interval Any message that conforms to a Max time format message (e.g. ms, hh:mm:ss, ticks bars.beats.units, notevalues, hz, or samples,) can be used to specify the internal sampling interval used by the framesnap~ object. Set the internal sampling interval The word sampleinterval, followed by an integer, sets the internal sampling interval in milliseconds. Signal input A signal connected to the framesnap~ object's left inlet will used to output a list when the object receives a bang or its internal sample interval clock fires. Start automatic reporting The message start starts the framesnap~ object's automatic output if the sample interval is non-zero. If the sample output is zero, the start message is equivalent to the bang message, causing a single signal vector output. Disable automatic reporting The message stop stops the framesnap~ object from automatic output if its sample interval is non-zero. Active Enables/disables output of the framesnap~ object. Output Interval Sets the output interval. The interval can be specified in any Max time format.