margaritaperc

I would like to stop the audio, when I record a new sample. So I thought to use the if object.

I also attach the whole patch, in case it's better to understand.

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I would like to stop the audio, when I record a new sample. So I thought to use the if object.
Can you please check the following?

I also attach the whole patch, in case it's better to understand. 

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help-with-if-object

or do you have a better idea how to do this?

first of, use Copy Compressed from the Edit menu when you post a patch here.

personally I wouldn't use the if statement. It is very slow and clumsy. use comparison operators instead and then use some logic to get what you need. Below is one way of achieving this. there are probably many more and maybe better ways. HTH

first of, use Copy Compressed from the Edit menu when you post a patch here. 

personally I wouldn't use the if statement. It is very slow and clumsy. use comparison operators instead and then use some logic to get what you need. Below is one way of achieving this. there are probably many more and maybe better ways. HTH


Thanks sooo much!!!!!
I'm learning new things every day!


Help with IF object