Report the maximum amplitude of a signal Use the peakamp~ object to monitor an incoming signal and reports the absolute value of the peak amplitude of the signal it has received since the last time it was reported. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Analysis MSP Modifiers (signal) any signal, (bang) report peak amplitude TEXT_HERE (int) reporting interval TEXT_HERE (float) peak amplitude of input TEXT_HERE Set internal clock interval Sets the internal clock interval, in milliseconds. If it is 0, the internal clock is not used, so peakamp~ will only output data when it receives a bang message. If it is non-zero, peakamp~ will repeatedly send out the peak amplitude received in that interval of time. By default, the interval is 0. Report the peak amplitude In left inlet: Sends out a report of the greatest (absolute value) signal amplitude received since the previous report. Set the polling interval In right inlet: Sets the interval in milliseconds for an internal clock that triggers the automatic output of peak amplitude values from the input signal. If the interval is 0, the clock stops. If it is a positive integer, the interval changes the rate of data output. Time intervals shorter than the duration of one signal vector may be specified, but the peak amplitude will be checked only once per vector. Set the polling interval In right inlet: Sets the interval in milliseconds for an internal clock that triggers the automatic output of peak amplitude values from the input signal. If the interval is 0, the clock stops. If it is a positive integer, the interval changes the rate of data output. Time intervals shorter than the duration of one signal vector may be specified, but the peak amplitude will be checked only once per vector. In left inlet: Signal to be evaluated for its peak amplitude In left inlet: Signal to be evaluated for its peak amplitude. Reporting Interval Sets the reporting interval, in milliseconds. This is the same functionality as the ms-output-interval argument. If the interval is 0, the internal clock is not used, so peakamp~ will only output data when it receives a bang message. If it is non-zero, peakamp~ will repeatedly send out the peak amplitude received in that interval of time. By default, the interval is 0. Signed Mode When the signed attribute is set to 1, the peak amplitude of the incoming signal in the specified interval is reported, rather than the absolute value of the peak amplitude. The peakamp~ object is sample-accurate when Scheduler in Audio Interrupt is enabled. More details here. When peakamp~ receives a bang or its internal clock is on, the absolute value of the peak signal value from the input signal is sent out its outlet.