Hi,
I've been slaving away over a buggy reacTable emulator and I have some
good ideas, but I can't seem to get the really neat waveforms to show up
on the display table (the ones that connect the osc to the central output, etc).

I'm really stuck on this one. I was messing around with [curve3d] or particle
arrays, but nothing is quite right. My new idea is to make particles follow a
specific path dictated by the arrays that make up the oscillator waveforms.

I've included my idiosyncratic reacTable attempt if anyone cares to have a look.
It works with the Java TUIO simulator.

Thanks

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/osc_controled_by_fiducial-2.pd

Hi pfeifmusic,

I really like what you're doing. I'm also a reactable fan. You know more than I do as far as GEM so I can't help much there, but maybe the following will help.

Have you seen this post about GEM waveform? http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-863-frequency-graphing-gem

I am attaching a cleaned up form of the patch that was posted in there. This patch will create a waveform in GEM based on any array you have. The position, rotation, and all that are adjustments in the middle there. Hopefully that may help in some way.

I hope you post your final results, since I'd really love to play with what you have.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/final_wave.pd

Hey, thanks!

I'm looking into using that patch in my program. I think it does the trick
of displaying the waveform. I'm going to tweak it to try and place dots
at the ends of each of the vertical lines so it looks like a waveform trace.

Smart idea to break it into layers or sections--very digital waveform thinking.

I'll post the result here when I get a chance to mod it.