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LFPar explodes when freq > nyquist*2.
LFPar
freq > nyquist*2
3.13.0-dev
( // control rate nyquist var nyq = s.sampleRate / s.options.blockSize / 2; { LFPar.kr(nyq) }.plot(0.2); // nyquist, ok // { LFPar.kr(nyq+1) }.plot(0.2); // a bit over, ok // { LFPar.kr(nyq*2) }.plot(0.2); // double, ok // { LFPar.kr(nyq*2.001) }.plot(2); // beyond double, bye bye... // { LFPar.kr(nyq*3) }.plot(0.2); // extreme ... // { SinOsc.kr(nyq*3) }.plot(2); // SinOsc, e.g., behaves )
I would expect LFPar handles aliased frequencies without exploding.
[ ] Negative frequencies [ ] Related UGens that may share the underlying synthesis algorithm with LFPar
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LFPar
explodes whenfreq > nyquist*2
.Environment
3.13.0-dev
Steps to reproduce
Expected vs. actual behavior
I would expect
LFPar
handles aliased frequencies without exploding.To be tested
[ ] Negative frequencies
[ ] Related UGens that may share the underlying synthesis algorithm with
LFPar
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