References a VEX program that can manipulate channel data.
This node references a (textual) VEX program which can use
CHOP context VEX functions to
manipulate channel data. (To define a VOP network instead of a VEX program,
use the VOP CHOP instead.)
Parameters
| VEX Script
| Path to the compiled VEX program. You must use vcc to
compile your source code and point this node to the compiled file.
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| Reload VEX functions
| Reloads the referenced compiled VEX file.
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| Align
| The alignment option to use.
| Extend to Min/Max
| Find the earliest start and latest end, and extend all
inputs to that range using the extend conditions.
| | Stretch to Min/Max
| Find the earliest start and latest end, and stretch every
channel’s start and end to that range.
| | Shift to Minimum
| Find the earliest start and shift all channels so they all
start at that index. All channels are extended to the length
of the longest one.
| | Shift to Maximum
| Find the latest end and shift all channels so they all end
at that index. Extend all channels to the length of the
longest one.
| | Shift to First Interval
| Shift all channels to the start of the first channel and
sample all inputs using the first input’s range.
| | Trim to First Interval
| Trim all channels to first channel’s range.
| | Stretch to First Interval
| Stretch all channels to the first channel’s range.
| | Trim to Smallest Interval
| Trim all channels to the smallest start/end interval. The
start and end values may not come from the same channel.
| | Stretch to Smallest Interval
| Stretch all channels to the smallest start/end interval. The
start and end values may not come from the same channel.
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