Andy

Is this possible? Its not a standard parameter of the object but has anyone ever found a work around?

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I keep meaning to try this. Try pulsing it on and off with a metro (send the

on message from the metro, but put it through a pipe/delay object to trigger

the off message). Play with different high/low pulse times.

I currently have no batteries for my wii remote so can't try this :(

> Is this possible? Its not a standard parameter of the object but has

I keep meaning to try this. Try pulsing it on and off with a metro (send the
on message from the metro, but put it through a pipe/delay object to trigger
the off message). Play with different high/low pulse times.
I currently have no batteries for my wii remote so can't try this :(

On 11/01/2008, Andy Brennan  wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Is this possible? Its not a standard parameter of the object but has
> anyone ever found a work around?
>
> Cheers
>
> Andy
>

I have tried this previously but since the operating frequency of the vibration unit stays constant there is always an 'undertone' of that frequency. Also, because the unit seems to be set using the fastest vibration available its quite difficult to simulate slower frequencies using a metro and on/off. Good idea but unfortunately one I have already tried and decided doesn't work.

Hi,
I have tried this previously but since the operating frequency of the vibration unit stays constant there is always an 'undertone' of that frequency. Also, because the unit seems to be set using the fastest vibration available its quite difficult to simulate slower frequencies using a metro and on/off. Good idea but unfortunately one I have already tried and decided doesn't work.

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