Johann

Here's a different solution I did. This uses MIDI though and you can specify the velocity of the notes.

my-first-patch

Thanks! Yes, there are a lot of sub patches :) I'm still very much a newbie at this. I've been re-doing it and by placing all the trig functions before the metro object have made it vastly simpler - now they just affect how the bangs are sent as opposed to triggering a stream of numbers within a range and trying to capture 16 of them... Basically it makes much more sense. At the moment I'm working on creating smooth transitions between the drop-down menu bits, so that you can go subtly from the standard 4/4 (or at least evenly spaced beats) to a sin/cos etc. type of pattern. I'll re-post it when I'm done for those interested :) Didn't really consider velocity, I'll be borrowing that ;)

Thanks!  Yes, there are a lot of sub patches :)  I'm still very much a newbie at this.  I've been re-doing it and by placing all the trig functions before the metro object have made it vastly simpler - now they just affect how the bangs are sent as opposed to triggering a stream of numbers within a range and trying to capture 16 of them...  Basically it makes much more sense.  At the moment I'm working on creating smooth transitions between the drop-down menu bits, so that you can go subtly from the standard 4/4 (or at least evenly spaced beats) to a sin/cos etc. type of pattern.  I'll re-post it when I'm done for those interested :)  Didn't really consider velocity, I'll be borrowing that ;)


My first patch!