Derivitave of bristow johnson window

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hey, how can i get the derivative of a buffered signal from my hardrive and store it in a buffer?

the signal is the tail of a Bristow Johnson window, maybe there is even a formula for creating it:

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thanks.

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Read it as an array, then…

[3, 4, 1, 1].differentiate
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thanks. actually found “some” formula via chatGPT haha
I think the derivative of the tail would then be the second derivative.

(
{
	var phase = Sweep.ar;
	var bristowJohnson = sin((phase + 0.5) * pi).squared;
	
	var derivative = sin((phase + 0.5) * pi);// * 2;
	
	var secondDerivative = cos((phase + 0.5) * pi);// * 2pi;
	
	[bristowJohnson, derivative, secondDerivative];
}.plot(1);
)

EDIT: i think you have to add .neg to the initial formula, compared it with mathplotlib.