edsonedge

I have this multislider amplitude envelope (see below) And I like to be able to use pattr to interpolate between envelope patterns - but I would also like to be able to chance the envelope in the middle of it running (for the set milliseconds that is)

My problem is that if I change the interpolate float while the envelope is still running the envelope former pattern finishes its (set millisecond run)unless I press bang again, and then I get the new (interpolated) pattern from the start - and not from when I decided to change the pattern in realtime

I am wondering if there is something I am missing or if I am going about this the wrong way

I have this multislider amplitude envelope  (see below)  And I like to be able to use pattr to interpolate between envelope patterns - but I would also like to be able to chance the envelope in the middle of it running  (for the set milliseconds that is)

My problem is that if I change the interpolate float while the envelope is still running the envelope former pattern finishes its (set millisecond run)unless I press bang again,  and then I get the new (interpolated) pattern from the start - and not from when I decided to change the pattern in realtime

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I think the root of the problem is that the whole list of slider values is sent to line~, which means that line~ is going to interpolate over the whole list. If you want to be able to react to changes while an envelope is running you'll have to interpolate one point at a time, I think.

I will take a look at this and comment when I get home from work

This works almost perfectly, the only thing is that the amplitude doesnt drop to zero when the set milliseconds have finished their "run"

That is: the amplitude sets on the last slider value.

I could ofcourse just set the presets so that each one of them has the last slider turned to zero - unless there is a more elegant (simple) way?

This works almost perfectly, the only thing is that the amplitude doesnt drop to zero when the set milliseconds have finished their "run" 

even though I am always using the same preset (last one) I sometimes get 0.0 at the end and sometimes more ??

even though I am always using the same preset (last one)  I sometimes get 0.0  at the end and sometimes more   ??


Yes, a bug in the counter reset stuff stopped it from getting to the last step.

It's also worth pointing out that the step_interp sub-patch no longer cares about how many steps are in the list. You can send in a 10 point list, if that's all that you need to describe the shape.

Multislider envelope that can control sound in real-time