UCONV
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UCONV - amp/frq value conversions
Usage:
UCONV x type a b
Inputs:
x | number or vector to be converted |
type | type of conversion |
a | conversion parameter a |
b | conversion parameter b |
Outputs:
y | converted number or vector (same type as x) |
- Description
This atom performs a conversion of the input X (containing physical data) into another unit or domain. The type of conversion is controlled by the selection input TYPE and the parameter inputs A and B. The input data can be stored in a number or vector. If the input is a vector, the conversion is applied to all elements.
TYPE | default A |
default B |
applied transformation /conversion |
---|---|---|---|
0 or LINEAR
|
1
|
0
|
Linear transformation. Parameter A is used as slope and parameter B as offset Y=A.X+B |
1 or HZ2CENT
|
1
|
0
|
Convert frequency from Hertz to Cents. Parameter a is used as reference frequency and b as offset in Cents:y=1200.log2( x/ a)+ b
|
2 or CENT2HZ
|
1
|
0
|
Convert frequency from Cents to Hertz. Parameter a is used as reference frequency and b as offset in Cents: y= a.2( x- b)/1200
|
3 or HZ2BARK
|
- | - | Convert frequency from Hertz to Barks. Uses the transformation published by Zwicker and Fastl (1990). The parameters A and B are ignored. |
4 or BARK2HZ
|
- | - | Convert frequency from Barks to Hertz. Uses an iteration method that minimizes the distance to the forward conversion algorithm. The parameters A and B are ignored. |
5 or LIN2LOG
|
1
|
20
|
Convert from linear to logarithmic scale. Parameter a is used as reference value and b as factor: y= b.log10( x/ a)
|
6 or LOG2LIN
|
1
|
20
|
Convert from logarithmic to linear scale. Parameter a is used as reference value and b as factor: y= a.10 x/ b
|
7 or HZ2MEL
|
-
|
-
|
Convert from Hertz to Mel. The parameters A and B are ignored. |
8 or MEL2HZ
|
-
|
-
|
Convert from Mel to Hertz. The parameters A and B are ignored. |
9 or HZ2ERB
|
-
|
-
|
Convert from Hertz to ERB (Equivalent Rectangular Bandwidth). The parameters A and B are ignored. |
10 or ERB2HZ
|
-
|
-
|
Convert from ERB (Equivalent Rectangular Bandwidth) to Hertz. The parameters A and B are ignored. |