randy b

I cannot figure out how to do this in max. I want to know if a number is between two numbers, and if so to send a bang. I've tried stringing > objects, but then to carry the number through them I have to somehow bang it through from the bottom. It's really confusing me, is there a simple way to do it using boolean operators like && or ||?

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>I cannot figure out how to do this in max. I want to know if a number is between two numbers, and if so to send a bang. I've tried stringing > objects, but then to carry the number through them I have to somehow bang it through from the bottom. It's really confusing me, is there a simple way to do it using boolean operators like && or ||?

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 | and radicals always argue." - Brian Eno

At 11:39 PM -0500 11/26/06, randy wrote:
>I cannot figure out how to do this in max. I want to know if a number is between two numbers, and if so to send a bang. I've tried stringing > objects, but then to carry the number through them I have to somehow bang it through from the bottom. It's really confusing me, is there a simple way to do it using boolean operators like && or ||?

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