Thinksamuel

Is there a way to trigger events with a Csound like score. I would like to have the starting time trigger a note (and other parameters) but something like that does not exist in Max. I tried in the past with using colls and match/select but that does not work as I cannot set a list of values to match. Any idea on how to do this in Max? The Csound object is unavailable it seems but I would prefer a Max solution.

Hi

Is there a way to trigger events with a Csound like score. I would like to have the starting time trigger a note (and other parameters) but something like that does not exist in Max. I tried in the past with using colls and match/select but that does not work as I cannot set a list of values to match.  Any idea on how to do this in Max? The Csound object is unavailable it seems but I would prefer a Max solution.

Hi

Is there a way to trigger events with a Csound like score. I would like to have the starting time trigger a note (and other parameters) 

csound-like-way-to-trigger-events

there is the qlist object, and you could definitely do a system similar with coll, though you'll have to patch your own logic a lot in order to parse your messages into e.g. pipe or other stuff

Hi Thinksamuel, what do you mean by "that does not work as I cannot set a list of values to match. "? I might be able to help, I made a csound score like player with coll.

I don't have the patch for it anymore but I had a coll with the time values, which I read using a bang to move to the next line.

Basically what I tried was something like metro (counting in milliseconds) --> counter --> match <

> --> if match, then match sends a trigger to coll for the next line and then the counter. The problem with that was that sometimes values got skipped.

I don't have the patch for it anymore but I had a coll with the time values, which I read using a bang to move to the next line. 

Basically what I tried was something like metro (counting in milliseconds) --> counter --> match <argument from coll> --> if match, then match sends a trigger to coll for the next line and then the counter. The problem with that was that sometimes values got skipped.
 

here's a basic example of how you might do it:

the coll item's addresses are the event start times (in ms), from which delta-time is calculated and sent to a delay object, to delay the triggering of the next event

here's a basic example of how you might do it: 

Csound-like way to trigger events?