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#X text 29 57 Description: convert signals to images;
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#X text 13 222 If you have large images (pe: 256x256=65536) you will
also need large audio-blocks. However \, since 65536 samples are more
than 1 second (at 44.1kHz) you might want to set an overlap or upsampling
factor with [block~] to get decent framerates.;
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#X text 12 74 [pix_sig2pix~] will interpret the 4 incoming audio-streams
as values for the red \, green \, blue and alpha channel of an image.
Each image corresponds to an audio-block (signal-vector). The default
blocksize in Pd is 64 samples. If you want images with more than 64
pixels \, you will have to change the blocksize with the [block~] object.
The default image-size is calculated from the blocksize (eg: 64samples
-> 8x8 & 128samples -> 16x8) \, but you can set it either with arguments
or the [dimen( message. If your imagesize is bigger than the blocksize
\, the rest will be undefined.;
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