By convention, all of these functions are named to be verb phrases that
agree with a plural noun in a restrictive clause introduced by that,
as in:
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are_contained_by_range(start,
end)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum lies
between the start and end parameters. |
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overlap_range(start,
end)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum overlaps
in any way the interval between the parameters start and end. |
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end_during_range(start,
end)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum's end
lies in the interval between the parameters start and end. |
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start_during_range(start,
end)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum's start
lies in the interval between the parameters start and end. |
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contain_point(point)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum contains
the input parameter point, a time offset, in seconds. |
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have_pitch_max(pitchmax)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum has
a pitch[pitchmax] such that it is greater or equal to all
other values in its pitch vector. |
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have_pitches_max(pitchesmax)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum has
a maximum pitch[p] such that it is greater or equal to all
other values in its pitch vector, and p is in List parameter
pitchesmax. |
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fall_on_the(beat_number)
Returns a function that tests if its input AudioQuantum has
a (one-indexed) ordinality within its group() that is equal
to parameter beat_number. |
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