Long time no see... I haven't been here for years.

FL Studio stopped including FS support years back and so I can't make use my old Flowstone projects anymore. I was curious if they still sold individual exports (and if so how much?) so that I could consider that over buying the program full-price ...

Interesting. Using a hop of any size would mean the smoother doesn't react to changes in the input immediately though right?

See the difference here.
I think Spogg's might be too subtle to visualize.

That's a neat smoother Martin, although it creates a logarithmic curve, and linear is what we're looking for.
(PS glad to see you're still around. Hopefully I will be contacting you within the next few months.)

Many thanks TheOm and everyone else in this thread. I think we'll be able to figure it ...

But I'm not sure, what you are really heading for?

Just to recreate the dezipper outside of Flowstone. The rest of the conversation is just some oddities I found while testing.

If I'm not mistaken what you described is the same as what my partner wrote: "old + (new - old) * coef." If you're ...

I’m definitely not a code-head but, in the code example you show, I can’t see how constantly outputting the float “coef” would help. Surely you’d just keep getting the coef float value…?

Oh you're probably right. That's just what he wrote in an email so I'm sure he mucked it up.

Also my ...

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks a lot for the last example.

I shared the code with my partner (he's the "real" programmer), and he implemented something but I don't think we got it quite right. This is how he described his interpretation of it:

float new = new input sample
float old = previous ...

Oh thanks a lot. I can't read Assembly though so unfortunately that doesn't do much for me.

Also yeah, it is important to have the transition take a set (or settable) amount of time. I really need that exact behavior.

Hi! I hope some of you gurus are still hanging around here because I have a question about something.

The de-zipper is a primitive component but I'd like to be able to recreate it's functionality outside of flowstone. The de-zipper appears to smooth out transitions in a completely linear manner ...

Hi there.

Are you using the standalone version of Flowstone or the FL version?

The primitive works fine in my experience BUT Flowstone is no longer supported in the most recent versions of FL Studio, so that may be your issue. I use FL Studio version 12.1.3 with the FL version of Flowstone 3.0.7 ...