Im trying to make this euclidian sequencer so it receives the quantised frequency values in the "note on" inlet (the forth inlet on the euclidian subpatcher) every time the sequencer goes one step forward. Any help is appreciated

message

line~

play~

button

inlet

gate

zl.nth

outlet

number

counter

metro

live.dial

comment

zl.1024

unpack

ftom

zl.reg

minimum

vexpr

multislider

zl.slice

zl.sort

zl.group

borax

join

mtof

kslider

attrui

Im trying to make this euclidian sequencer so it receives the quantised frequency values in the "note on" inlet (the forth inlet on the eucl

sequencer-problems

The biggest problem is that is a mess. Would appreciate if somebody looked into it

The biggest problem is that is a mess. Would appreciate if somebody looked into it
Thanks

Now its better but it still doesnt work...

Now its better but it still doesnt work...
Can anyone see what im doing wrong?

Reading your patch is not obvious with so many subpatches and no comments. Try to boil down your problem to as small a patch as possible, and to express clearly what doesn't work. 

I guess you could make a good use of [print] objects to debug your patch.

Reading your patch is not obvious with so many subpatches and no comments. Try to boil down your problem to as small a patch as possible, and to express clearly what doesn't work. 
I guess you could make a good use of [print] objects to debug your patch.

printing or debug/trace is surely good to see whats going on, so are numberboxes or messages.

but other than that i can only add my opinion here: i would ignore all this pseudo automatic clock, tempo and note rubbish, and use a metro instead and calculate my note durations myself. everything between note values, bpm and milliseconds requires nothing more than the rule of three and only when you program things on your own you will have full control over what is going on.

printing or debug/trace is surely good to see whats going on, so are numberboxes or messages.

but other than that i can only add my opinion here: i would ignore all this pseudo automatic clock, tempo and note rubbish, and use a metro instead and calculate my note durations myself. everything between note values, bpm and milliseconds requires nothing more than the rule of  three and only when you program things on your own you will have full control over what is going on.


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