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How can I slow down line~ format messages from a Breakpoint Function Editor? 

Essentially, I want reduce the speed at which the BFE goes from one point to another.

I'm sending the messages to zigzag~ and curve~ and though I'm not using a signal for an input on the zigzag~ the speed inlet isn't responding. However, curve~ doesn't even have one so I'm looking for a more general solution.

How can I slow down line~ format messages from a Breakpoint Function Editor?  
Essentially, I want reduce the speed at which the BFE goes from one point to another.
I'm sending the messages to zigzag~ and curve~ and though I'm not using a signal for an input on the zigzag~ the speed inlet isn't responding. However, curve~ doesn't even have one so I'm looking for a more general solution.
Thanks!


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strange, the zigzag speed inlet works fine for me... check the patch below!

have you looked at the setdomain message in function? 

Yes, the zigzag speed inlet works for me but not in my patch for some reason. I'd rather not post the whole patch because it's my secret weapon right now but since controlling the speed of zigzag is less important than controlling the speed of curve or controlling the speed of the BPE, itself, I decided not to figure out why, for now. Thanks for the patch, though. could I use this technique with curve~ and a queue of some sort to slow the function down? 

Yes, I'm using the setdomain, domain, setrange, and range messages to link a Waveform viewer to the BPE (which, in this case, is the preliminary curve.function.js (which is based on ej.function.js), so I can traverse a sample or selection of a sample while the BPE adjusts it's domain and range real-time.

Hi,
Yes, the zigzag speed inlet works for me but not in my patch for some reason. I'd rather not post the whole patch because it's my secret weapon right now but since controlling the speed of zigzag is less important than controlling the speed of curve or controlling the speed of the BPE, itself, I decided not to figure out why, for now. Thanks for the patch, though. could I use this technique with curve~ and a queue of some sort to slow the function down? 
Yes, I'm using the setdomain, domain, setrange, and range messages to link a Waveform viewer to the BPE (which, in this case, is the preliminary curve.function.js (which is based on ej.function.js), so I can traverse a sample or selection of a sample while the BPE adjusts it's domain and range real-time.


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