Hi, thanks for your reply

Unfortunately your abstraction doesn't seem to work either ;-)

Somebody on JM forum suggested it could be a limitation of the zl group object (max 300 value at once ?), but i can't find any mention of this in the manuals...

I'll try another approach then...

Ph

Hello, I'm having trouble with this same issue.

Lemur 'Switches' output a list of on/off values the length being the number of switches. A 2x2 switch matrix with only the first switch 'on' therefore outputs: 1 0 0 0. There is not differentiation between rows/cols. I would like to use this list to turn on the corresponding buttons on a MatricCtrl object of the same size..

I have tried all manner of funneling and unpacking and repacking and attempts to modulo. This is frustrating as I know it is simple and can imagine doing it very quickly in text code.

For the sake of conversation, posting one iteration below - *this doesn't work and is not how to accomplish what I want* - (and it may seem crazed!).

This is a strange way to do it but I think it does what you need:

Edit: Here's a better version without the cellbock:

Haha another version with even less objects:

hehe, I like using Jitter for this. Brave!

Here's a "normal" way of doing it. This can easily be abstracted by the way, so you just specify the size of the matrix you're filling.

Wetterberg: Ah that's better indeed, I've been doing way too much Jitter lately :P

There is no such thing as too much Jitter!!! :-D

Thanks, Guys! Will give 'em all a shot. Have a good night, day and the rest.

As an aside, do note that if you're building a sequencer, then matrixctl isn't really ideal, at least in my opinion.

Slicing the list up (with zl slice 16, for instance) and feeding it to live.step in mode 4 is what I'm building in right now, it's really powerful.