Michael Bacon

Hey everyone, I'm making a generative sequencer/synthesiser using max and I'm struggling to create a patch that allows the user control to turn the device on and off. The device loads in as 'off' but once it's activated it cannot be deactivated - I feel as though this is something really simple to do and I'm missing something but any help would be appreciated greatly!

Hey everyone, I'm making a generative sequencer/synthesiser using max and I'm struggling to create a patch that allows the user control to turn the device on and off. The device loads in as 'off' but once it's activated it cannot be deactivated - I feel as though this is something really simple to do and I'm missing something but any help would be appreciated greatly!
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Hey everyone, I'm making a generative sequencer/synthesiser using max and I'm struggling to create a patch that allows the user control to t

generative-sequencersynthesiser

Without a patch to look at, I doubt very much that you're going to get much in the way of advice. My suggestion would be to either attach the patch (and abstractions, if you're using them) as a zip file, or - if the patch lives in a single file - to select all of the objects in the patch, choose 

 menu, and then paste the compressed results into your response. Asking more specific questions surely get you much better answers.

Without a patch to look at, I doubt very much that you're going to get much in the way of advice. My suggestion would be to either attach the patch (and abstractions, if you're using them) as a zip file, or - if the patch lives in a single file - to select all of the objects in the patch, choose Copy Compressed from Max's Edit menu, and then paste the compressed results into your response. Asking more specific questions surely get you much better answers.



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