hello!

can anyone suggest an object to convert midi note values into interval ratios/multiples?

for example: 60 in one inlet and 72 in the other outputs 2

or something along those lines...

if that makes any sense...

or a way to implement this with an expression.

thanks a lot!

have you tried [-]?

You mean fundamental frequency ratios?

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haha, yeah

it's pretty obvious once someones shown you how!

thanks

you forgot the [ftom] near the bottomof your chain, Mael. As it's written the result in the number atom would be [.177-\

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sunji, I don't agree. mael's patch gives the correct result '2' for the given example. the funny thing is, once you convert it back to midi in your patch it gives the result '-24.3763...' which doesn't express anything meaningful, does it?

I apologize. I was reading intervals in my head, not ratios. I was not thinking of octaves, and consequently read the number 72 and 60 as being 2 halfsteps apart, rather than octave. Apologies Mael, and thank you for catching that Ultrasonic.