I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum 

machine. Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and 

accented by sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum 
machine. Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and 
accented by sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

accent-on-drummachine

On 26 sept. 06, at 00:06, Sonic Kooking wrote:

> I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum 

> machine. Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and 

> accented by sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

You could use [adsr~ ] to shape the enveloppe of your samples, and use 

a different enveloppe (louder, faster attack) for accented notes.

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl

> I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum 
> machine. Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and 
> accented by sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

You could use [adsr~ ] to shape the enveloppe of your samples, and use 
a different enveloppe (louder, faster attack) for accented notes.

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Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl
http://users.skynet.be/crfmw/max


> I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum machine. 

> Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and accented by 

> sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

You send the 2. once (to *~, not to line~ btw), but don't go back, it 

will remain there till you close the patch. It works, but you accent 

everything, which doesn't make any difference...

You should learn to track down this kind of problems yourself. I don't 

know of any online/book instructions how to learn such a thing, but its 

an essential skill for maxin'. (Maybe others know of resources.)

Usually there is a reason for every behaviour.

Sonic Kooking wrote:
> I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum machine. 
> Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and accented by 
> sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

You send the 2. once (to *~, not to line~ btw), but don't go back, it 
will remain there till you close the patch. It works, but you accent 
everything, which doesn't make any difference...

You should learn to track down this kind of problems yourself. I don't 
know of any online/book instructions how to learn such a thing, but its 
an essential skill for maxin'. (Maybe others know of resources.)

Most important: don't give up.
Usually there is a reason for every behaviour.

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Am 26.09.2006 um 10:42 schrieb Stefan Tiedje:

>> I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum 

>> machine. Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and 

>> accented by sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.

> You send the 2. once (to *~, not to line~ btw), but don't go back, it 

> will remain there till you close the patch. It works, but you accent 

> everything, which doesn't make any difference...

> You should learn to track down this kind of problems yourself. I don't 

> know of any online/book instructions how to learn such a thing, but 

> its an essential skill for maxin'. (Maybe others know of resources.)

> Usually there is a reason for every behaviour.

dnz
Am 26.09.2006 um 10:42 schrieb Stefan Tiedje:

> Sonic Kooking wrote:
>> I'm puzzled about how i can create an Accented steps on my drum 
>> machine. Can anyone shed some light? i tried using line~ 1. and 
>> accented by sending 2. to line~. but it doesn't really work.
>
> You send the 2. once (to *~, not to line~ btw), but don't go back, it 
> will remain there till you close the patch. It works, but you accent 
> everything, which doesn't make any difference...
>
> You should learn to track down this kind of problems yourself. I don't 
> know of any online/book instructions how to learn such a thing, but 
> its an essential skill for maxin'. (Maybe others know of resources.)
>
> Most important: don't give up.
> Usually there is a reason for every behaviour.
>
> Stefan
>
> -- 
> Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
> --_____-----------|--------------
> --(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
> -- _|_)----|-----()--------------
> ----------()--------www.ccmix.com
>
>


you need some kind of coll or data table to say which hits are accented. then read that table as each beat is triggered.

metro can be annoyingly unstable, be warned, but it does for simple patches

error! the buffer~ object should have another 2 on the ned to make it stereo

> error! the buffer~ object should have another 2 on the ned to make it 

d
Am 26.09.2006 um 15:17 schrieb bin ray:

>
> error! the buffer~ object should have another 2 on the ned to make it 
> stereo
>
> buffer~ drumhit 1000 2
>


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