sequencer with gate problem
using a gate for a 16 step sequencer and if you click the first step of the matrixctrl, it will go through the gate and be the last step in the sequence. Its a bit annoying because the beat patterns are garbled. (set the metro to 1 or something so it shows up)
cheers.
On Feb 22, 2008, at 4:12 AM, Toiletmuck wrote:
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> using a gate for a 16 step sequencer and if you click the first step
> of the matrixctrl, it will go through the gate and be the last step
> in the sequence. Its a bit annoying because the beat patterns are
> garbled. (set the metro to 1 or something so it shows up)
It looks like you may have started with an example that you edited
without understanding what the "t i i" object was for. Here's an edit
of your edit that opens the gate before fetching the step. I also made
it so that the step number can be manipulated directly.
ok i understand... thanks
Hi,
just curious...
what's the point of keeping the [unpack i] in this case, considering this object only receive one int at a time ?
Seems to work perfectly well without it...
Thanks
On Feb 23, 2008, at 5:15 AM, Philippe Jelli wrote:
> what's the point of keeping the [unpack i] in this case, considering
> this object only receive one int at a time ?
You're right. I think that this started from the PulseSequencer
example from my examples page: http://www.xfade.com/max/examples
In that example, I have two rows of a matrixctl for two rows of gates,
so the [unpack i i] is required. When it was pushed around, not
everything was changed properly.
-C
sorry, i tried to figure it out using your example because it was a pretty decent starting point.
didnt mean to rip it off or anything
On Feb 23, 2008, at 9:51 AM, Toiletmuck wrote:
> sorry, i tried to figure it out using your example because it was a
> pretty decent starting point.
>
> didnt mean to rip it off or anything
Oh... I'm not accusing you of anything, sorry if it came across that
way. I put those examples up there for people to use.
Just pointing out where the inconsistencies came from
-C
ahhh.. thanks for pointing them out :) Yeh those examples were class. Best sequencing ones i could find.
(CM) Ok i see
And thanks for all your knowledge sharing, very useful !