Stefan

I can't understand why this isn't working. I have a group of step sequencers, all being triggered by a master tempo. I want to set up a method of beat division so that the different sequencers can run from the same tempo but at different beat divisions.

The system i have is the master tempo being fed into a counter which counts from 1 to 16, each value triggering a step on my step sequencer. What i want to do is delay the bang going to the counter, effectively creating a beat division. The counter will still count up to 16 but with a different beat division if you see what i mean.

But for some reason my delay wont work! Am i doing something stupid? It just wont delay my bang from the master tempo.

I've attached the relevant parts of my patch. If anyone could be so kind as to take a quick look i'd be very grateful indeed!

I can't understand why this isn't working. I have a group of step sequencers, all being triggered by a master tempo. I want to set up a method of beat division so that the different sequencers can run from the same tempo but at different beat divisions. 

But for some reason my delay wont work! Am i doing something stupid? It just wont delay my bang from the master tempo. 

delaying-a-bang-for-use-with-counter

On 11 janv. 08, at 20:42, Stefan Scheuregger wrote:

> But for some reason my delay wont work! Am i doing something stupid? 

> It just wont delay my bang from the master tempo.

[delay] only delays one bang. You're a sending an int, and when you 

send an int in the left inlet of [delay], it output a bang after the 

amount of time specified by the int value.

> But for some reason my delay wont work! Am i doing something stupid?  
> It just wont delay my bang from the master tempo.

[delay] only delays one bang. You're a sending an int, and when you  
send an int in the left inlet of [delay], it output a bang after the  
amount of time specified by the int value.

At 7:42 PM +0000 1/11/08, Stefan Scheuregger wrote:

>I can't understand why this isn't working.

Delay only delays bangs. If you want to delay integers you need to use pipe.

Also, delay acts like a retriggerable oneshot. If if gets a new bang while it's already delaying a bang, it will emit one bang, "delay time" after the second bang is received.

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 | and radicals always argue." - Brian Eno

At 7:42 PM +0000 1/11/08, Stefan Scheuregger wrote:
>I can't understand why this isn't working.

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ok i've managed to sort it. using a speelim object instead to limit the speed of the bangs to the counter. thank you for your help

delaying a bang for use with counter