Mr. Banshee

i need you to help me get my groove~ back. Actions speak louder than words, patch below. Thanks in advance!

commUNITY, 
i need you to help me get my groove~ back.  Actions speak louder than words, patch below.  Thanks in advance!
-chuck 

groove-question-4

i need you to help me get my groove~ back.

Not quite clear what exactly is the problem, but I guess it's that you want to change the speed of groove~. Keep in mind that the toggle is not to turn on or off the groove~ object, it represents two possible values, 0 or 1, that, by turning them into a signal, set the speed of groove~ to 0 (standing still) and 1 (original speed). The [t i b 0.] is a bit overkill. It is not necessary to confirm loopmode every time groove changes it's speed; it is remembered by groove~. Jumping to position 0 doesn't need to happen when you stop groove to play.

Quote:i need you to help me get my groove~ back.

The patch below will help you set the groove speed in semitone steps from a central value, you can use the toggle to reverse the direction and if you can change it from 12 TET to another equal temperament by changing the value "12." in the [expr]. For example change it to 24 for a quarter tone scale.

my patch attempt was a feeble replication a scratch sound, like a hip-hop dj...i go for the weird stuff, hence max/msp, so i am looking to utilize that technique outside of the hip-hop world. So, the toggle box is actually for the punching in and out or rather the "cutting" up of the sound. Hope i am making myself clearer now. Johan thanks for your help and LH i didn't see a patch that you were referencing, but thanks for chiming in.

my patch attempt was a feeble replication a scratch sound, like a hip-hop dj...i go for the weird stuff, hence max/msp, so i am looking to utilize that technique outside of the hip-hop world.  So, the toggle box is actually for the punching in and out or rather the "cutting" up of the sound.  Hope i am making myself clearer now.  Johan thanks for your help and LH i didn't see a patch that you were referencing, but thanks for chiming in.


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