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tempo link [seq~]
Feb 05 2010 | 1:03 pm
hello all,
been a while since i posted anything i need help with, so its that time again. this one is tricky for me and all i have done has just been cack, close, but cack.
ok, what i am trying to do is link [seq~] to the tempo that is playing. i have been playing with [seq~] and obviously prefer it to [mtr] as it has overdubbing, but the one problem is that it can not tempo link like you could do with {mtr], or at least let the recorded sequence starton the time you need
so how can i go about doing this?
help would be grateful as i am just stuck now.
here is the [seq~] help file, just to see if people can figure it out. i will try some more and look into some maths books.
cheers...
lewis g. edwards
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smokingbunny.co.uk
- Feb 05 2010 | 4:21 pmam sort of close, but still in most ways, far away from it. this will be used in a step sequencer in the end, that goes to 64 steps.does anyone have any suggestions?...
- Feb 05 2010 | 4:36 pmactually, think i have found the solution. i forgot about the phasor link with metro...
- Feb 05 2010 | 5:09 pmok now i have sorted the linking issue. would anyone know how to 'slow' down the transport, so it does not cycle through 16 steps, but 64 steps instead?...
- Feb 05 2010 | 5:22 pmI've you've got a phasor~ in there, had you considered using the rate~ object?
- Feb 05 2010 | 5:22 pmand this means I get a cut of the thing once you start selling it, right?
- Feb 05 2010 | 5:35 pmgreat, thanks for that greg. i think it may be either the lack of sleep and talking with 'colonel von funk-u-lar', or the lack of eating food. either way, my brain is fried. i will pass on a chocolate orange for your troubles, they are tasty. :)thanks a lot, it means a great deal...
