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Can someone tell me how to put a choosen time delay between lists send from left matrixctrl outlet when "banged"?

Hi.
Can someone tell me how to put a choosen time delay between lists send from left matrixctrl outlet when "banged"?

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In such situations, Choosing Help > Max Help and typing "delay a list" into the search window is usually the best place to start - even before you post. :-)

It would point you toward the pipe object.

Of course, you could also certainly use a "zl reg" object to store the list output and use an delay object to output the bang that dumps the stored list for however long you want.

Of course, you could also certainly use a "zl reg" object to store the list output and use an  delay object to output the bang that dumps the stored list for however long you want.


I think my request was not clear, because of my bad english. I for sure have searched and makes my tiny brain work a little bit before posting here.

If I have cells (in "on" state) in my matrixctrl, says, at position 1 1, 3 7, 2 1 ....

What I want is to have a time gap between each of these lists, not a general delay.

I think my request was not clear, because of my bad english. I for sure have searched and makes my tiny brain work a little bit before posting here.
An example might be clearer:
If I have cells (in "on" state) in my matrixctrl, says, at position 1 1, 3 7, 2 1 ....
When I bang the object, it outputs:
1 1 1
3 7 1
2 1 1
....
What I want is to have a time gap between each of these lists, not a general delay.
Something like:
(bang the matrixctrl)
1 1 1
 (100 milliseconds wait)
3 7 1
 (100 milliseconds wait)
2 1 1 

If you [zl group] the output into one list, you can [zl slice 3] the first point and feed the other outlet into a [zl reg] and [del] as mentioned above then patch this back into the input of [zl slice] creating a loop.

... And I realize that I'm going the wrong way for my patch.

I was trying to resolve a problem with matrixctrl, but it's not the solution.

Thanks, that works!
... And I realize that I'm going the wrong way for my patch.
I was trying to resolve a problem with matrixctrl, but it's not the solution.
However, I learned something.
Jul.


Matrixctrl output control question.