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i need to build a variable metronome or clocker, which sends out its bangs with a random variable time interval of e.g. 390 to 470 ms.

is that possible? has anyone an idea how to do it?

i thought of using the setclock object - would that work?

i need to build a variable metronome or clocker, which sends out its bangs with a random variable time interval of e.g. 390 to 470 ms.
is that possible? has anyone an idea how to do it?
i thought of using the setclock object - would that work?

variable-timer

Lp.tata is in the Litter Starter Pack. The Litter Extras folder also has examples (in the X-amples subfolder) of doing this with more sophisticated (and appropriate) RNGs.

> i need to build a variable metronome or clocker, which sends out 

> its bangs with a random variable time interval of e.g. 390 to 470 ms.

> is that possible? has anyone an idea how to do it?

> i thought of using the setclock object - would that work?

>
> hi,
>
> i need to build a variable metronome or clocker, which sends out  
> its bangs with a random variable time interval of e.g. 390 to 470 ms.
> is that possible? has anyone an idea how to do it?
> i thought of using the setclock object - would that work?
>

> i need to build a variable metronome or clocker, which sends out its 

> bangs with a random variable time interval of e.g. 390 to 470 ms.

Here's a solution using only standard objects:

On Mar 11, 2008, at 4:34 AM, Lena wrote:
> i need to build a variable metronome or clocker, which sends out its  
> bangs with a random variable time interval of e.g. 390 to 470 ms.

variable timer