goodonpaper

http://www.albany.edu/music/electronicmusic/images/max-sinisterV_small.jpg

eg. where there is a break from the line to the Dial

As per
http://www.albany.edu/music/electronicmusic/images/max-sinisterV_small.jpg
eg. where there is a break from the line to the Dial

creating-breaks-from-a-connection

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 01:34

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> eg. where there is a break from the line to the Dial

I'd say when you have a question about a certain patch you should typically write to its author. Perhaps contact the writer of that page, Justin Mizelle?

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 01:34
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> As per
> http://www.albany.edu/music/electronicmusic/images/max-sinisterV_small.jpg
> eg. where there is a break from the line to the Dial
>
> How do you do this?
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I seem to be misinterpretting the screenshot - sorry!

However, I am having one small problem - how do I add a duration to a 'note'? (ie. cycle 350)

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 13:34

> I seem to be misinterpretting the screenshot - sorry!

> However, I am having one small problem - how do I add a duration to a 'note'? (ie. cycle 350)

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 13:34
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> I seem to be misinterpretting the screenshot - sorry!
>
> However, I am having one small problem - how do I add a duration to a 'note'? (ie. cycle 350)
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goodonpaper skrev:
> I seem to be misinterpretting the screenshot - sorry!
>
> However, I am having one small problem - how do I add a duration to a 'note'? (ie. cycle 350)
- [makenote]

Basically, I'm trying to make the frequencies in the green box have a certain duration (approx 1 sec).

http://goodonpaper.org/images/mspscreenshot.jpg

[makenote] wouldn't allow for the connection.

I'll also need to add two frequencies like I did for the 'dialtone' - but separator doesnt appear to work in the context of send/receive - am I missing something?

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 11:52

> Basically, I'm trying to make the frequencies in the green box have a certain duration (approx 1 sec).

> [makenote] wouldn't allow for the connection.

At least some of your problem appears to derive from

the fact that you're trying to mix Max objects in the

audio-rate domain with Max objects that work in the

MIDI domain. This would imply that perhaps you might

benefit from some time with the tutorials, which

would give you a better grasp of the basics.

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 11:52
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> Basically, I'm trying to make the frequencies in the green box have a certain duration (approx 1 sec).

At least some of your problem appears to derive from
the fact that you're trying to mix Max objects in the
audio-rate domain with Max objects that work in the
MIDI domain. This would imply that perhaps you might
benefit from some time with the tutorials, which
would give you a better grasp of the basics.


Makenote was suggested - I've been working through the tutorials, I'm just stuck on this particular part ...

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 20:35

> Makenote was suggested - I've been working through the tutorials, I'm just stuck on this particular part ...

this should get you started if you want to stay in the signal domain :

Quote: goodonpaper wrote on Thu, 31 May 2007 20:35
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> Makenote was suggested - I've been working through the tutorials, I'm just stuck on this particular part ...
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Are there no MSP objects for quantifying a duration?

At 11:52 AM -0600 5/31/07, goodonpaper wrote:

>Basically, I'm trying to make the frequencies in the green box have a certain duration (approx 1 sec).

You really should read the tutorials. This sort of thing is covered in detail. There are many ways to achieve this, this one will click at the edges, but it's simple:

>I'll also need to add two frequencies like I did for the 'dialtone' - but separator doesnt appear to work in the context of send/receive - am I missing something?

Chris Muir | "There are many futures and only one status quo.

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 | and radicals always argue." - Brian Eno

At 11:52 AM -0600 5/31/07, goodonpaper wrote:
>Basically, I'm trying to make the frequencies in the green box have a certain duration (approx 1 sec).

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heres a good solution that will allow you to enforce a desired envelope over time

heres a good solution that will allow you to enforce a desired envelope over time
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http://goodonpaper.org/images/mspscreenshot2.jpg

So far as I've got - I'm only using MSP objects - real beginner, no idea how to implement the code. Only thing that I need to arrange is having the keypad "buttons" only play the "note" for a second.

At 2:20 PM -0600 5/31/07, goodonpaper wrote:

>So far as I've got - I'm only using MSP objects - real beginner, no idea how to implement the code. Only thing that I need to arrange is having the keypad "buttons" only play the "note" for a second.

Have you been trying the examples that people have been sending?

At 2:20 PM -0600 5/31/07, goodonpaper wrote:
>So far as I've got - I'm only using MSP objects - real beginner, no idea how to implement the code. Only thing that I need to arrange is having the keypad "buttons" only play the "note" for a second.

> Are there no MSP objects for quantifying a duration?

yes there are, cycle~ for example if you divide 1 by the frequency you 

By the way there is an easier method to post patches than linking to 

screenshots: select all on your patch, paste into the mail body. Then 

The last shot you sent will work, but needs 20 cycle~s instead of only 

2. You can send the frequencies to the cycle~ objects instead of 

All you ask is so easy, that I recommend you try to find out yourself. 

This will teach you more than a hundred posted solutions...

goodonpaper schrieb:
> Are there no MSP objects for quantifying a duration?

yes there are, cycle~ for example if you divide 1 by the frequency you 
get a duration of the cycle~.... ;-)

By the way there is an easier method to post patches than linking to 
screenshots: select all on your patch, paste into the mail body. Then 
people can actually open and try it.

The last shot you sent will work, but needs 20 cycle~s instead of only 
2. You can send the frequencies to the cycle~ objects instead of 
selector~ing the cycles...

All you ask is so easy, that I recommend you try to find out yourself. 
This will teach you more than a hundred posted solutions...

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Creating breaks from a connection ?