Danger Raven

I would like to set the == object to bang a 1 once the clocker reaches a variable value, say 3423 milliseconds. Unfortunately, it would appear that clocker is counting too quickly to be consistent. It works fine when I manually dial through, but only periodically when use clocker. Any suggestions or other better ways of achieving this end? Thanks!

I would like to set the == object to bang a 1 once the clocker reaches a variable value, say 3423 milliseconds.  Unfortunately, it would appear that clocker is counting too quickly to be consistent. It works fine when I manually dial through, but only periodically when use clocker. Any suggestions or other better ways of achieving this end? Thanks!


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I would probably use >= to be sure to catch it, but if you set the grain of the clocker to 1, == or select should work as well. but do you really need msec accuracy??

If you don't use all the in between values, you could use a [del 3423] instead.

If you don't use all the in between values,  you could use a [del 3423] instead.


Thanks for your suggestions. I am using a coll object to record time markers and then feed those msec values into a groove object to start and to stop at those points. Adjusting the the grain resolution worked great. I didn't realize the default value was 5 msec. Explains why it worked once every five times. ( :

Thanks for your suggestions. I am using a coll object to record time markers and then feed those msec values into a groove object  to start and to stop at those points. Adjusting the the grain resolution worked great. I didn't realize the default value was 5 msec. Explains why it worked once every five times. ( :


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