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Hi s-imp I don't think this will work, as it will map together, without any consideration, features into plane parts and inverse. This would be the basic interpolation I use, locally, to turn a feature of A into a feature of B, or a plane part of A into a plane part of B. But in order for that metho...

Hi again Edgar, thanks for your replies. Cool that you know PD, this is an excellent program. Cheap but as much serious (maybe more) as MaxMSP. Unfortunately, I think i wasn't enough explicit in my previous post. PWGL is not at all a program to compute audio, which is clearly the job of Max or PD. P...

Thank you very much for your answers. You're both right in a way, what do I need this for... ^^ To be more precise for Edgar, I am equally into the sound things (Cubase, MaxMSP) and to the composition things, scores and so on... A few years ago I began lisp using a kind of graphical common-lisp envi...

Hi everyone I'm an almost total newbie to lisp, so please be indulgent... I'd like to write a code to make a kind of supervised morphing between 2 lists. Something that's not too far from image morphing, but in one-dimension. For instance : -from a list A... (0.0 0.1 0.1 0.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.4 0.0 0.0 ...