jurgen

I'm using a midicontroller (shown as master dial in the patch below) to 

control two identical jitter-patches on two different laptops. Idea is 

that they go out of sync by manually changing the values on the laptops. 

When a value (like dial 1 and 2 in the patch below) is changed, the 

master dial does not affect the dial (if changed) until the value's are 

equal again . Than the master dial takes over again....

no problem so far....accept that sometimes (when values are changed to 

fast) the master-dial does not take over the other ones

i guess it has to do witch the trigger to make the comparison (= =) is 

there a way ( and i'm sure this is an easy-one for somebody) to make 

I'm using a midicontroller (shown as master dial in the patch below) to 
control two identical jitter-patches on two different laptops.  Idea is 
that they go out of sync by manually changing the values on the laptops. 
When a value (like dial 1 and 2 in the patch below) is changed, the 
master dial does not affect the dial (if changed) until the value's are 
equal again . Than the master dial takes over again....

no problem so far....accept that sometimes (when values are changed to 
fast) the master-dial does not take over the other ones

i guess it has to do witch the trigger to make the comparison (= =) is 
there a way ( and i'm sure this is an easy-one for somebody) to make 
this more accurate?

dial

I had several errors in my first answer... sorry.

this one just works fine now even with very fast moves.

I had several errors in my first answer... sorry.
this one just works fine now even with very fast moves.
have fun!
//yac