johannotto

I am searching a good way to implement rhythm-sequences 

I made a relative solution with delaying the bangs with the individual rhythm-value-durations (according to the gloabl-transport-tempo). This works fine, until you change the global-transport-tempo (delay-time changes, delayed bangs are in the nirvana...).

I think I need a absolute basic resolution, perhaps on the tick-level...

someone build something like that - or any ideas? 

hi,
I am searching a good way to implement rhythm-sequences 
(f.ex. "8n 4n 32n 32n 4nt 16n 16n)
I made a relative solution with delaying the bangs with the individual rhythm-value-durations (according to the gloabl-transport-tempo). This works fine, until you change the global-transport-tempo (delay-time changes, delayed bangs are in the nirvana...).
I think I need a absolute basic resolution, perhaps on the tick-level...
someone build something like that - or any ideas? 
big thx,
johann


best-way-to-implement-rhythm-sequences

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=151637&rid=0&srch=rhythm#msg_151637

got it:https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=151637&rid=0&srch=rhythm#msg_151637


any good, tempo-tight ideas for a non-audio solution?

[pipe] will work, but it is not very flexible at all.

so you already found out what happens when you try to change

think about time tagging you data. instead of bang, bang, 

you could, for example, also send 1,2,3,4 ... this is what 

you can loop from 1-32 or you can count endless. both can be

very sexy. when you need both you can also use both at the 

you can still add the use of [pipe] on top of that, of course.

so you already found out what happens when you try to change
the "master clock" in a pipe array. 

think about time tagging you data. instead of bang, bang, 
you could, for example, also send 1,2,3,4 ... this is what 
i usually use in a realtime situation.
you can loop from 1-32 or you can count endless. both can be
very sexy. when you need both you can also use both at the 
same time.
you can still add the use of [pipe] on top of that, of course.


best way to implement rhythm-sequences