Dr. Spankenstein

The attached patch contains a sub-patch in which the click~ sound gets fed into a series of delays. The number of delays and the length of the delay is dependent on how the beat is divided.

The problem is when I go from dividing the beat into 5 then on the next beat diving the beat into 2 the final delay acts up and sends out two signals instead of just one. The resultant sound is a delay that is off beat.

Can anyone explain what I am doing wrong or why the delay~ object is behaving in this way?

The attached patch contains a sub-patch in which the click~ sound gets fed into a series of delays.  The number of delays and the length of the delay is dependent on how the beat is divided.

The problem is when I go from dividing the beat into 5 then on the next beat diving the beat into 2 the final delay acts up and sends out two signals instead of just one.  The resultant sound is a delay that is off beat.

unwanted-delay-playback-using-a-series-of-delay-objects

Solved with a clear message sent to the delay~ before sending the delay interval.

Have you been able to create feedback with the delay~ object?

making a loop works with any objects when you create the required copy vector yourself, for example using s/r.

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making a loop works with any objects when you create the required copy vector yourself, for example using s/r.

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Unwanted delay playback using a series of delay~ objects