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 I can't see any mention of the uppercase -D flag in the documentation for Columns in CDPR7.
Can  you tell us where you have seen this?

Perhaps more to the point is that there are tools in both Soundloom & Soundshaper that might work for you.
From the Columns html help -

COLUMNS is fully implemented in the Sound Loom GUI as the 'TABLE EDITOR'. In Soundshaper it can be found under the 'DATA > Data Editor' menu items (a file with columns in it, such as a breakpoint file, needs to be Opened before the menu items will be active). There is excellent documentation in Soundshaper on the Data Editor (which includes the functions in SNDINFO UNITS) in 'Help > Soundshaper Help > DATA EDITOR'.

Hello,
try lowercase d

Does that do it?

I'm not quite sure what you are referring to here.

It looks a bit like a Soundloom or, more likely from my experience, a TK/TCL problem.
Are you seeing this message while installing?
& if so,
which?
on what?

Simon

Hi,
Follow the instructions in the  'Mac installation notes'.
Downloadable from here
https://unstablesound.net/cdp.html

If you get stuck or have a problem after that please let us know

Soundshaper only runs on PC

hth
Simon

Yes you are correct as far as I can see.
I think its just slightly confusing terminology.
Possibly it refers to the drop down on the left which appears on the process page labelled 'current menu'.

Thanks Richard for clearing that up.
It has to start somewhere, obvious really.

I'll pass it on

 I'm posting this on behalf of Logan McBroom who is having some difficulty logging in at the moment ( weird server issues, that we SHALL resolve..)
Anyway, his question:

When transforming a signal via the phase vocoder, knowing
that instantaneous frequency is calculated via phase differences, how is
frequency calculated on frame 0?
I am having a hard time following the c
code for this.

Did you have cookies turned off?

This might be of interest to some here

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http://bbcsfx.acropolis.org.uk/

Thanks to SonicState for the info

Yes read it several times, its very good & thought provoking.
Should keep you occupied for a while !

Although you do have to login here there are no adverts or (so far) spammers.
A small price to pay really.

Plus, there have been eight votes for this poll in ten months out of 480 members.
I think you have some sort of consensus there.

Regards
Simon
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It looks as if the Soundloom1703D on Trevor Wishart's site may be incomplete.
I found that going back a version worked here.

OSX 10.11.6

You should find the updates incoprporated into the 7.1 release

http://unstablesound.net/cdp.html

Hello All,
Those of us using Firefox may have recently noticed a nag notice in the password part of the login suggesting the site is insecure.
This is new in Firefox 52 I believe.
The solution ( and I woud advise all users to switch to a secure connection anyway!) is to use this url

https://unstablesound.net/cdpforum

The "https" being the secure part.
As always, we seek to make this a secure and friendly place for discussions.

Happy CDP'ing
Simon

Coo, what a tease!