Resize an array with interpolation?

[Leo Quensel]

Hey guys,

I have the following problem:

I need to create particles based on sound waves - for this task I got the Sound plugin by Stephan Woermann which is able to output an array of values for the sound channels of audio files. So far so good.

The problem is that the samples are limited to 8192 per channel. I need alot more than that.

So basically what I want is to take an existing array and resize it with interpolation.

An example:

I need to resize
[0]
[5]
[10]

to
[0]
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
(those are values, not indices)

leaving my original values intact and interpolating those inbetween.
Basically I need to multiply the size of the array with interpolation. Is something like this possible?

Cheers,
Leo
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[tak...@earthlink.net]

One way could be to use something like a curve or a patch with 8192 points in one or the other direction and use the U or UV's to distribute your particles.

-T

[Alan Fregtman]

Would bezier interpolation work for you?

You could try feeding an array of your samples to the "Fit Points"
input of the factory compound "Fit Bezier Curve". For the "T" input
you need to give it a linearly interpolated array from 0 to 1 of your
desired samplecount, which you can create with a "Build Linearly
Interpolated Array" compound.

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[Leo Quensel]

That actually worked pretty well, thanks!

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