[sdiy] Silly vector synth question
Gordon JC Pearce
gordonjcp at gjcp.net
Sun Feb 6 11:26:48 CET 2011
On Sat, 2011-02-05 at 22:48 -0800, DTK wrote:
> Its not so much about the proximity to center as it is the distance between
> the outlying point and the current stick position, if that makes sense. If
> you think of it in terms of linear distance, when you move the stick to the
> far north position, you are (obviously) farther away from the south, but the
> distance to east and west also increases significantly as compared to the
> center position.
Ah! so if I have the values so that with the stick centred I get:
N = 1, S = 1, W = 1, E = 1
then when I move the stick north I should have:
N = 0, S = 2, W = 1.4142, E = 1.4142
because I'm calculating the hypotenuse of a triangle between the centre,
the stick position and the oscillator. That makes more sense.
Gordon MM0YEQ
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