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## cmp

cmp — Compares audio signals or arrays

## Description

Plugin opcode in emugens.

Compares audio signals or arrays, sample by sample or value by value All comparison operations are possible: `< `<=, >, >=, ==, !=

An audio signal can be compared against another audio signal, or against a scalar (i- or k-value).

    aOut cmp aL, ">", aR
    aOut cmp aIn, ">=", 0.5
    aOut cmp aIn, "`<=", kthreshold

An array can be compared against another array, against a scalar, or checked to be within the range of two scalars. All operations are available for i- and k- arrays

            kOut[] cmp kIn[], ">=", kx
            kOut[] cmp kA[], "==", kB[]
            kOut[] cmp 0.5, "`<", kIn[], "`<=", 1

## Syntax

    aout cmp a1, S_operator, a2

    aout cmp a1, S_operator, kb

    kOut[] cmp kA[], S_operator, kb

    kOut[] cmp kA[], S_operator, kB[]

    kOut[] cmp k1, S_operator1, kIn[], S_operator2, k2

## Initialization

S_operator Math operator, one of ">", ">=", "`<", "`<=", "=="

## Performance

a1 / a2 -- Input signals

kb / ib -- Scalar term

kA[] / kB[] -- array inputs

Some example usages:

    aout cmp aL, ">", aR      ; aout = aL > aR for every sample
    aout cmp aL, ">=", aR
    aout cmp aL, "`<", aR
    aout cmp aL, "`<=", aR
    aout cmp aL, "==", aR
    kOut[] cmp kA, ">=", kb   ; kA is an array

## Examples

Here is an example of the cmp opcode. It uses the file cmp.csd.

Example 149. Example of the cmp opcode.

    <CsoundSynthesizer>
    <CsOptions>
    </CsOptions>
    <CsInstruments>

    sr = 44100
    ksmps = 128
    nchnls = 5
    0dbfs = 1.0

    ; this is the example file for 'cmp'

    /*

    cmp

    compare audio or arrays, value by value

    Audio:
      * compare audio signals, sample by sample, against another signal or scalar
      * compara audio singal, sample by sample, within a range:
        aout cmp klo, "<", ain, "<=", khi

    Arrays:
      * compare arrays value by value or against a scalar
      * compare array value by value within a range:
        kout[] = klo < kin[] <= khi   ->   kout[] cmp klo, "<", kin[], "<=", khi

    aout cmp a1, Sop, a2                 : aout cmp ain, "<", acmp
    aout cmp a1, Sop, kval               : aout cmp ain, ">=", 0.1
    kout[] cmp k1[], Sop, k2[]           : kout[] cmp kxs, "<", kys
    iout[] cmp i1[], Sop, i2[]           : iout[] cmp ixs, "<", iys
    kout[] cmp k1[], Sop, k              : kout[] cmp kxs, "<", 0.5
    iout[] cmp i1[], Sop, i              : iout[] cmp ixs, "<", 0.5
    kout[] cmp klo, Sop, kx[], Sop, khi  : kout[] cmp 0, "<", kxs, "<=", 1
    iout[] cmp ilo, Sop, ix[], Sop, ihi  : iout[] cmp 0, "<", ixs, "<=", 1

    TODO: implement array operations for multidim. arrays
          (at the time, array operations work only for 1D-arrays)

    */

    ; for audio operations, render this to a soundfile and open in an editor
    ; to check the results

    instr 1
      a0 linseg 0, p3, 1
      a1 linseg 1, p3, 0
      aout1 cmp a0, "<", a1
      aout2 cmp a0, "<=", 0.5
      aout3 cmp a0, ">", 0.5
      outch 1, a0
      outch 2, a1
      outch 3, aout1
      outch 4, aout2
      outch 5, aout3
    endin

    instr 4
      ; cmp with arrays
      ixs[] fillarray 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
      iys[] cmp ixs, ">=", 3
      printarray iys, "", "instr 4, iys"

      kxs[] fillarray 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
      kys[] cmp kxs, ">=", 3
      printarray kys, 1, "", "instr 4, kys"
      turnoff
    endin

    instr 5
      ; range
      ixs[] fillarray 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
      iys[] cmp 1, "<", ixs, "<=", 4
      printarray iys, "", "instr 5, iys"

      kxs[] fillarray 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
      kys[] cmp 1, "<", kxs, "<=", 4
      printarray kys, 1, "", "instr 5, kys"
      turnoff
    endin

    </CsInstruments>
    <CsScore>
    i 1 0 2
    i 4 0 1
    i 5 0 1
    </CsScore>
    </CsoundSynthesizer>

## See Also

max, min.

## Credits

By: Eduardo Moguillansky 2017

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