Tom Rondeau wrote: > Fatima Af wrote: >> >> Regards >> > > You probably need to adjust for the difference in dynamic range. Float's > give you 32-bits and chars are only 8-bits, so you will likely be > clipping a lot. You need to understand the data types to convert from > the floating-point representation to a PCM representation that you can > then split into chunks for the modulators to handle. > > I you want to know if the two blocks are reciprocals or each other, you can always look at the code. Neither of these blocks are very complicated. Tom -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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