Aluxxes

I'm wondering whether tempo has a duty cycle function (portion of the beat during which the trigger is positive)?

I'm attempting to use the triggers output by tempo, to re-trigger an adsr envelope, so that when a new trigger is output by tempo, the adsr is re-triggered, and when the tempo trigger reaches its off portion, the adsr enters its release phase, and so forth. Is it possible to change the duty cycle so that the tempo triggers remain on for a greater or lesser potion of each beat? If not, then how can I at least get the tempo triggers to send a 1 to the adsr envelope for re-trigerring, and a 0 to make it enter its release phase, for each beat?

I can't seem to figure out how to implement this, any ideas?

I'm attempting to use the triggers output by tempo, to re-trigger an adsr envelope, so that when a new trigger is output by tempo, the adsr is re-triggered, and when the tempo trigger reaches its off portion, the adsr enters its release phase, and so forth.  Is it possible to change the duty cycle so that the tempo triggers remain on for a greater or lesser potion of each beat?  If not, then how can I at least get the tempo triggers to send a 1 to the adsr envelope for re-trigerring, and a 0 to make it enter its release phase, for each beat?

tempo

Quote: Aluxxes wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 14:30

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> I'm wondering whether tempo has a duty cycle function (portion of the beat during which the trigger is positive)?

> I can't seem to figure out how to implement this, any ideas?

Quote: Aluxxes wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 14:30
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> I'm wondering whether tempo has a duty cycle function (portion of the beat during which the trigger is positive)?
>
>
> I can't seem to figure out how to implement this, any ideas?
>

I have purchased a new Mac Pro 2GHz Intel core duo OS 10.4.8 and

downloaded new OpenSoundcontrl 1.9.7, OSC-route 1.13.1 udp 20060126, otudp

3.0.2, I have moved the old Externals out and replace the new Externals.

offen I got " loading old CFM exterals disabled .......

do I have to chang some syntax in Kroonde-Gamm? there are no udpreceive,

udpsend ...... would you so kind to send me the new OSC packages. it's

Hello, Michael, Hello Math,
I have purchased a  new Mac Pro 2GHz Intel core duo OS 10.4.8 and
downloaded new OpenSoundcontrl 1.9.7, OSC-route 1.13.1 udp 20060126, otudp
3.0.2, I have moved the old Externals out and replace the new Externals.
offen I got " loading old CFM exterals disabled .......
do I have to chang some syntax in Kroonde-Gamm?  there are no udpreceive,
udpsend ......  would you so kind to send me the new OSC packages. it's
frustration! 
thanks 
best regards

Thanks for the reply mz. Pretty complex but it works! Cheers...

Thanks for the reply mz.  Pretty complex but it works!  Cheers...


Quote: tzeng wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 17:36

> I have purchased a new Mac Pro 2GHz Intel core duo OS 10.4.8 and

> downloaded new OpenSoundcontrl 1.9.7, OSC-route 1.13.1 udp 20060126, otudp

> 3.0.2, I have moved the old Externals out and replace the new Externals.

> offen I got " loading old CFM exterals disabled .......

> do I have to chang some syntax in Kroonde-Gamm? there are no udpreceive,

> udpsend ...... would you so kind to send me the new OSC packages. it's

otudp is your problem. We aren't supporting that object anymore, and haven't made a Universal Binary version.

Instead, used udpsend and udpreceive that come with Max 4.6.

Quote: tzeng wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 17:36
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> Hello, Michael, Hello Math,
> I have purchased a  new Mac Pro 2GHz Intel core duo OS 10.4.8 and
> downloaded new OpenSoundcontrl 1.9.7, OSC-route 1.13.1 udp 20060126, otudp
> 3.0.2, I have moved the old Externals out and replace the new Externals.
> offen I got " loading old CFM exterals disabled .......
> do I have to chang some syntax in Kroonde-Gamm?  there are no udpreceive,
> udpsend ......  would you so kind to send me the new OSC packages. it's
> frustration! 
> thanks 
> best regards
>
> yours
> Shing-kwei
>
>
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otudp is your problem.  We aren't supporting that object anymore, and haven't made a Universal Binary version.

> since my patch is too big to put on the mailinglist

> I uploaded it onto the www.randomfunction.com-site.

> (Go to "features", then to the picture of a

> lego-figure with red hair, underneath click on

No way, you have to strip down the problem yourself....

I couldn't even find the buffers you where talking about. Why don't you 

prepare the patch for debugging? You can set up the buffers~ on the 

first level or a seperate patch for loading and checking, you'd also 

Here make sure you fill the "Correct" and "Wrong" play~-

boxes with some buffers you named Correct or Wrong. (I couldn't even 

There is just a good tutorial at the cycling site.

https://cycling74.com/story/2007/2/5/142639/8843

I have no idea what the patch is supposed to do. I guess you're the only 

But back to your original problem, as you connect it to a voice 

recognition in VB. Do you have the same problem without running the VB 

program? I'd consider voice recognition done in basic as a CPU hog. 

Maybe your computer just isn't fast enough and the patch is fine...

Lea Piontek wrote:
> since my patch is too big to put on the mailinglist
> I uploaded it onto the www.randomfunction.com-site.
> (Go to "features", then to the picture of a
> lego-figure with red hair, underneath click on
> DOWNLOAD THE PATCH HERE).

I couldn't even find the buffers you where talking about. Why don't you 
prepare the patch for debugging? You can set up the buffers~ on the 
first level or a seperate patch for loading and checking, you'd also 
need to include the samples...
I have no idea what that should mean:

Here make sure you fill the "Correct" and "Wrong" play~-
boxes with some buffers you named Correct or Wrong. (I couldn't even 
find them...)

There is just a good tutorial at the cycling site.
https://cycling74.com/story/2007/2/5/142639/8843

I have no idea what the patch is supposed to do. I guess you're the only 
person who could possibly debug it...

But back to your original problem, as you connect it to a voice 
recognition in VB. Do you have the same problem without running the VB 
program? I'd consider voice recognition done in basic as a CPU hog. 
Maybe your computer just isn't fast enough and the patch is fine...

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I got a new Kroonde version for Max/MSP 4.6, UB from Thierry la Kitchen.

From: maxmsp-bounces@cycling74.com [mailto:maxmsp-bounces@cycling74.com] On

Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 4:16 AM

Subject: [maxmsp] Re: RE: otudp old CFMexternals disable

> I have purchased a new Mac Pro 2GHz Intel core duo OS 10.4.8 and 

> downloaded new OpenSoundcontrl 1.9.7, OSC-route 1.13.1 udp 20060126, 

> otudp 3.0.2, I have moved the old Externals out and replace the new

> do I have to chang some syntax in Kroonde-Gamm? there are no 

> udpreceive, udpsend ...... would you so kind to send me the new OSC 

otudp is your problem. We aren't supporting that object anymore, and

|| michael f. zbyszynski -- molecular gastronimist 

Michael  thanks, 
I got a new Kroonde version for Max/MSP 4.6, UB from Thierry la Kitchen.  

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From: maxmsp-bounces@cycling74.com [mailto:maxmsp-bounces@cycling74.com] On
Behalf Of mzed
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 4:16 AM
Subject: [maxmsp] Re: RE: otudp old CFMexternals disable

Quote: tzeng wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 17:36
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> Hello, Michael, Hello Math,
> I have purchased a  new Mac Pro 2GHz Intel core duo OS 10.4.8 and 
> downloaded new OpenSoundcontrl 1.9.7, OSC-route 1.13.1 udp 20060126, 
> otudp 3.0.2, I have moved the old Externals out and replace the new
Externals.
> offen I got " loading old CFM exterals disabled .......
> do I have to chang some syntax in Kroonde-Gamm?  there are no 
> udpreceive, udpsend ......  would you so kind to send me the new OSC 
> packages. it's frustration!
> thanks
> best regards
>
> yours
> Shing-kwei
>
>
----------------------------------------------------

otudp is your problem.  We aren't supporting that object anymore, and
haven't made a Universal Binary version.

--
|| michael f. zbyszynski -- molecular gastronimist 
|| http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/ http://www.mikezed.com/

Wow! Thanks mzed for that great example. I was really inspired by it so I ran with it for a good while and made a really useful, flexible metronome for all kinds of purposes. You get any kind of measure subdivision at any tempo, with the graphical feedback and a current ratio output, plus the current beat number and "begin bar" bang, all tucked into a big subpatch. This will be so handy for a lot of other projects, particularly when counting bars with specific subdivisions rather than just plain old bang-per-beat metronomes.

Constantly amazed and pleased with this forum!!

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Quote: joeyfratteli@yahoo.com wrote on Mon, 03 September 2007 07:47

> Shing-kwei - I noticed from a previous mail that you had issues with OSC and your new

> Mac Intel - did you manage to get this sorted out and working? as I have problems too

I've been running OSC on my Macbook Pro for a while now, with no problems. I have heard reports of issues, but they have involved hardware interfaces that I don't have access to.

Any reports about udpsend/receive and OSC are welcome.

Quote: joeyfratteli@yahoo.com wrote on Mon, 03 September 2007 07:47
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> Shing-kwei - I noticed from a previous mail that you had issues with OSC and your new
> Mac Intel - did you manage to get this sorted out and working? as I have problems too
>
> Joey
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I've been running OSC on my Macbook Pro for a while now, with no problems.  I have heard reports of issues, but they have involved hardware interfaces that I don't have access to.

Quote: joeyfratteli@yahoo.com wrote on Wed, 05 September 2007 10:57

> I'm getting scrambled data from OSC using an Intel Mac - data keeps dropping out but it works fine on PPC using the same UB objects

Could you look at the output of dumpOSC? See:

http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/dumpOSC.html

Trying to figure out where the trouble is...

Quote: joeyfratteli@yahoo.com wrote on Wed, 05 September 2007 10:57
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> I'm getting scrambled data from OSC using an Intel Mac - data keeps dropping out but it works fine on PPC using the same UB objects
>
> Joey
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Could you look at the output of dumpOSC?  See:

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