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Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to cycle through a list of numbers and output each element one by one. I've been trying everything I can think of but I think there's something I'm missing.

The basic concept of what I would like to do is map a list of 13 floats to the hertz value of a sound wave (eg triangle wave). I would like the hertz value to change at a set interval, for example 1 second. The result would be a triangle wave that ascends in pitch.

I have 13 elements, so if we say X is the index/element, then Y is the values in my list.

My instinct is to use a metro object to cycle through the list indices/element number, and to then use the output as the hertz value for the sound wave. However, I don't know how to access/call on that element.

Here's what I've got so far. Any help would be appreciated!

mapping float to pitch.maxpat

The basic concept of what I would like to do is map a list of 13 floats to the hertz value of a sound wave (eg triangle wave). I would like the hertz value to change at a set interval, for example 1 second. The result would be a triangle wave that ascends in pitch. 

My instinct is to use a metro object to cycle through the list indices/element number, and to then use the output as the hertz value for the sound wave. However, I don't know how to access/call on that element. 

Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to cycle through a list of numbers and output each element one by one. I've been trying everything I can 

iterating-through-a-list-mapping-output-to-sound

Use a Coll rather than just a message box to store the values.

Is there a reason your frequencies are all below the audible range?

listfunnel>coll.maxpat

Use a Coll rather than just a message box to store the values.

Is there a reason your frequencies are all below the audible range?

H.

Yeah this is just the raw data (global mean temperature), from here I'll start to experiment with different ways of mapping it, e.g. using the output as a multiplier.

iterating through a list, mapping output to sound