michaelpromeo

If anyone has info I would be so thankful. It looks like you need to send a message something like "60 127, 63 127" to generate a chord via MidiOut. I have a list of pitch + velocity that looks like "60 127 63 127". Check out the below patch. I tried using regexp but for some reason it doesn't recognize a comma.

Any ideas how to insert a comma between each pitch + velocity in a list?

arrays_1.maxpat

Hi, 
If anyone has info I would be so thankful. It looks like you need to send a message something like "60 127, 63 127" to generate a chord via MidiOut. I have a list of pitch + velocity that looks like "60 127 63 127". Check out the below patch. I tried using regexp but for some reason it doesn't recognize a comma. 

Any ideas how to insert a comma between each pitch + velocity in a list? 

Hi, 
If anyone has info I would be so thankful. It looks like you need to send a message something like "60 127, 63 127" to generate a chord

insert-comma-every-two-entries-into-list

You want to play notes, so all you need are pitch/velocity pairs. 

You can send your list through [zl group 2] or [zl iter 2].

You want to play notes, so all you need are pitch/velocity pairs. 
You can send your list through [zl group 2] or [zl iter 2].

Great thanks! adding zl group 2 works! Didn't quite understand that object but it's sending out the entire list every two messages which works with midiformat --> midiout for chords.

The name 'group' tells that an incoming stream or message will go out in groups of characters. The argument '2' tells that each group will be 2 characters long. In case of an odd number of items you need to send the message 'zlclear' to reset the object. Look at the help files for zl objects.

Insert Comma every two entries into list