Jamcob

Hey all, I was wondering if anyone knew how to take a received bang to then only trigger to a tempo..?

I click bang to play a note but that message waits for the next bar of the tempo to come around.

similar to Ableton live style of triggering, so my note will play in time with a backing track which has a specific tempo etc.

I click bang to play a note but that message waits for the next bar of the tempo to come around. 

similar to Ableton live style of triggering, so my note will play in time with a backing track which has a specific tempo etc.


triggering-to-play-in-a-tempo

this is great but does not allow me to set a specific tempo as far as I can see. I could be wrong.

Not a problem if there isn't a way to change it, but do you know what tempo it is counting to?

In addition to Christopher's elegantly concise solution, you can send [transport] the 'tempo $1' message, which will also be reported out its 5th outlet. Never use tempo sequencing stuff myself - but I always use objects' helpfiles ;) - which is why I often feel guilty of hijacking when I do this......

Yes, what n00b_meister said. 'tempo' is an attribute of the transport, so you can also initialize it with @.

Absolutely. Many ways to skin that cat. And your way is best especially if you want to queue up multiple notes for the next downbeat.

@n00b_meister & @Jamcob
Yes, what n00b_meister said. 'tempo' is an attribute of the transport, so you can also initialize it with @.

@Wetterberg
Absolutely. Many ways to skin that cat. And your way is best especially if you want to queue up multiple notes for the next downbeat.


Triggering to play in a tempo?