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#X obj 30 21 table16;
#X text 97 22 16bit-table;
#X text 32 51 [table16] stores 16bit values. The normal pd-tables ([table]
\, array) store the values as floating-points. While floating points
are (often) more precise (this is of course not really true... \, esp.
when comparing integer(4byte) to floating-point.) they use a lot of
memory (4byte).;
#X text 32 121 [table16] uses only 16bit (2bytes) to store the values
\, which is half of the memory.;
#X text 32 155 However there are 2 major drawbacks;
#X text 53 172 a) less precision means less SNR - you can only store
65536 different values \, but this is what CD-quality is (should be
good enough for most musical applications);
#X text 55 221 b) the 65536 values (-32678..+32767) are mapped to -1.0..+1.0!
This means you cannot store signals that exceed this magical limit.
Please make sure \, that the signal has correct values (use [clip~])
or the unclipped values will get wrapped!;
#X text 20 323 There are several objects to access the data of [table16]:
;
#X obj 55 344 tab16write~;
#X obj 55 363 tab16read4~;
#X obj 279 363 tab16read;
#X obj 279 344 tab16write;
#X obj 164 344 tab16send~;
#X obj 164 363 tab16receive~;
#X obj 55 382 tab16read~;
#X text 19 410 The message-objects [tab16read]/[tab16write] store the
values directly (-32767..+32768) \, while the signal-objects convert
the floats -1.0..+1.0 to the correct values or vice-versa.;
#X text 270 21 updated for iem16 version1.0;
#X msg 496 53 resize 100;
#X obj 496 308 table16 array16 99;
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#X restore 477 452 graph;
#X msg 478 409 \; array100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9;
#X text 481 389 click to init float-array;
#X msg 502 114 from array100;
#X text 21 497 There is no beautiful graphical representation as with
pd's arrays.;
#X msg 508 139 from array100 resize;
#X msg 516 190 from array100 20 30;
#X msg 517 213 from array100 20 30 resize;
#X msg 527 259 from array100 20 30 95;
#X msg 527 279 from array100 20 30 95 resize;
#X text 502 95 copy the data from a float-array;
#X text 603 117 and resize the 16bit-array;
#X text 513 173 copy floats (index20..30);
#X text 653 192 and resize to 30-20;
#X text 526 241 copy indexed values and insert at index95;
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