dannyflint

So, I'm using the tempo object in a patch that generates sequences, sometimes fixed, sometimes random....

I've added a bypass function using a gate object..... basically I need the button that triggers the random bypass to be in time with the tempo object.

Rather like Ableton works, so if I press the button early it will only trigger on the next generated number.

I've added a bypass function using a gate object..... basically I need the button that triggers the random bypass to be in time with the tempo object.
Rather like Ableton works, so if I press the button early it will only trigger on the next generated number.

hi-this-is-my-first-post-ive-hit-a-brick-wall

I know this sorta shit exists but it's important that I build them myself to understand exactly what is going on

If I understand correctly, you shouldn't connect the left numberbox to select, since that's being banged when you're changing the gate, causing it to output. Ggate doesn't output anything when changing inlets.

If I understand correctly, you shouldn't connect the left numberbox to select, since that's being banged when you're changing the gate, causing it to output.   Ggate doesn't output anything when changing inlets.


Basically I put a 1 on the left because i want the seq. to start on beat 1 every time the bypass/random button is pressed (but in time with the tempo object)

It works but obviously if I dont press it in time two red buttons are triggered which would be a flam once i have sounds attached

Basically I put a 1 on the left because i want the seq. to start on beat 1 every time the bypass/random button is pressed (but in time with the tempo object)
It works but obviously if I dont press it in time two red buttons are triggered which would be a flam once i have sounds attached


"I know this sorta shit exists but it's important that I build them myself to understand exactly what is going on"

so you already know one of the most important things to know.

to your question: it WILL only affect the next number, else isnt possible at all.

i think what you mean is that you want to make sure that it switches between the modes

i am only giving you a hint: dont use a button to change the gate, use a toggle (i.e. 0 and 1)

i think what you mean is  that you want to make sure that it switches between the modes
exactly at a given step.

i am only giving you a hint: dont use a button to change the gate, use a toggle (i.e. 0 and 1)
then you will find your way quick.

also look to [i] which can just hold the value, then the bang will send it out at the right time. The right inlet of [message] will work the same way and let you see the number, or "set $1" to an int numberbox rather than sending the number directly.

Hi, This is my first post, I've hit a brick wall