Nedim

Hello, i'm a new about using max. I just started to use max/msp (about 1 week). Now i learned only build random piano notes with metronome (Makenote and Noteout objects). Now i'm wondering that how can i build a chronometer with metronome and a random metronome. I tried a lot but i didn't find yet. I need your help max wizards !!! :)

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> Hello, i'm a new about using max. I just started to use max/msp (about 1 week). Now i learned only build random piano notes with metronome (Makenote and Noteout objects). Now i'm wondering that how can i build a chronometer with metronome and a random metronome. I tried a lot but i didn't find yet. I need your help max wizards !!! :)

Hi Nedim. What exactly are you trying to do? Try to explain in terms of 

what you want to happen and when. Also, how far along in the tutorials 

The use of the word "chronometer" is quite vague in this context.

Nedim Ulusoy skrev:
> Hello, i'm a new about using max. I just started to use max/msp (about 1 week). Now i learned only build random piano notes with metronome (Makenote and Noteout objects). Now i'm wondering that how can i build a chronometer with metronome and a random metronome. I tried a lot but i didn't find yet. I need your help max wizards !!! :)
>
Hi Nedim. What exactly are you trying to do? Try to explain in terms of 
what you want to happen and when. Also, how far along in the tutorials 
are you?
The use of the word "chronometer" is quite vague in this context.

1- I want to build a chronometer which is starts from 0 to infinite. In short, what i want is a simple chronometer which is sometimes in our clocks.

2- Secondly i want a metronome but not a regular metronome. It should send random signal, i mean sometimes 534 sometimes 3845 or 248 bpm etc...

I created a "metronome" object, to the time interval side i created "random 300" object. And finally to the output ticks i created a number object but nothing is chanced. It's still sending regular signal.

2- Secondly i want a metronome but not a regular metronome. It should send random signal, i mean sometimes 534 sometimes 3845 or 248 bpm etc... 

I created a "metronome" object, to the time interval side i created "random 300" object. And finally to the output ticks i created a number object but nothing is chanced. It's still sending regular signal.


> 1- I want to build a chronometer which is starts from 0 to infinite. In short, what i want is a simple chronometer which is sometimes in our clocks.

Right, first of all: Please finish all the max tutorials - they'll 

easily help you achieve what you want. For this thing, have a look at 

> 2- Secondly i want a metronome but not a regular metronome. It should send random signal, i mean sometimes 534 sometimes 3845 or 248 bpm etc... 

> I created a "metronome" object, to the time interval side i created "random 300" object. And finally to the output ticks i created a number object but nothing is chanced. It's still sending regular signal.

Again, the skills to design what you want will be taught in the 

tutorials. It sounds like you are confusing what you want with what 

comes out of the metro. I think you would need to post a patch here to 

get more precise help, but again, doing the tutorials all the way 

through - okay, at least the first 30 or 40? - will be a much better help.

Nedim Ulusoy skrev:
> Hello, firstly thanks for the answer.
>
> 1- I want to build a chronometer which is starts from 0 to infinite. In short, what i want is a simple chronometer which is sometimes in our clocks.
>
Right, first of all: Please finish all the max tutorials - they'll 
easily help you achieve what you want. For this thing, have a look at 
the [accum] and [counter] objects.
> 2- Secondly i want a metronome but not a regular metronome. It should send random signal, i mean sometimes 534 sometimes 3845 or 248 bpm etc... 
>
> I created a "metronome" object, to the time interval side i created "random 300" object. And finally to the output ticks i created a number object but nothing is chanced. It's still sending regular signal.

Again, the skills to design what you want will be taught in the 
tutorials. It sounds like you are confusing what you want with what 
comes out of the metro. I think you would need to post a patch here to 
get more precise help, but again, doing the tutorials all the way 
through - okay, at least the first 30 or 40? - will be a much better help.

The attached is one way to do a randomized metronome.

As always: TIMTOWTDI (There Is More Than One Way To Do It).

My example uses an object from the Litter Power Starter Pack. You could, instead, use a combination of [random] and some basic arithmetic objects. Hopefully the basic principle is clear, however.

Several examples of chronometers/timers/stopwatches/clocks have been posted to this list in the past. You should be able to find at least some of them with a query to Google. Something like "chronometer OR stopwatch site:cycling74.com" (without the quotation marks) should find something useful.

As always, a URI to the Litter Starter Pack is in the .signature below.

This may help you to understand and you can modify according to your needs. It's a performance clock, just encapsulate it and connect a toggle to start.

I did it because I couldn't use timeline ever :(

It is also a good practice to do your homework without forum's help. 

You might learn something while trying. Read the tutorials. I'll see 

On Sep 26, 2008, at 6:58 PM, Nedim Ulusoy wrote:

> 1- I want to build a chronometer which is starts from 0 to infinite. 

> In short, what i want is a simple chronometer which is sometimes in 

> 2- Secondly i want a metronome but not a regular metronome. It 

> should send random signal, i mean sometimes 534 sometimes 3845 or 

> I created a "metronome" object, to the time interval side i created 

> "random 300" object. And finally to the output ticks i created a 

> number object but nothing is chanced. It's still sending regular 

It is also a good practice to do your homework without forum's help.  
You might learn something while trying. Read the tutorials. I'll see  
you in class.

>
> Hello, firstly thanks for the answer.
>
> 1- I want to build a chronometer which is starts from 0 to infinite.  
> In short, what i want is a simple chronometer which is sometimes in  
> our clocks.
>
> 2- Secondly i want a metronome but not a regular metronome. It  
> should send random signal, i mean sometimes 534 sometimes 3845 or  
> 248 bpm etc...
>
> I created a "metronome" object, to the time interval side i created  
> "random 300" object. And finally to the output ticks i created a  
> number object but nothing is chanced. It's still sending regular  
> signal.


> It is also a good practice to do your homework without forum's help. You 

> might learn something while trying. Read the tutorials. I'll see you in 

;-) I thought it was a given task for a class. Especially the two 

questions would not come up at once. We might develop a "hidden" 

language for class tasks, in a way that high frequency committing 

members on the list will really only pull out that "do the tutorials" 

loop, maybe only with a delay of one day... ;-)

I would tell my students actually that they should read the list, and 

that I read it as well. If they are still smart enough to hide themself, 

Tolga Tuzun schrieb:
> It is also a good practice to do your homework without forum's help. You 
> might learn something while trying. Read the tutorials. I'll see you in 
> class.

;-) I thought it was a given task for a class. Especially the two 
questions would not come up at once. We might develop a "hidden" 
language for class tasks, in a way that high frequency committing 
members on the list will really only pull out that "do the tutorials" 
loop, maybe only with a delay of one day... ;-)

I would tell my students actually that they should read the list, and 
that I read it as well. If they are still smart enough to hide themself, 
they are also smart enough for Maxin'...

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Quote: Stefan Tiedje wrote on Wed, 01 October 2008 01:32

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> > It is also a good practice to do your homework without forum's help. You 

> > might learn something while trying. Read the tutorials. I'll see you in 

> ;-) I thought it was a given task for a class. Especially the two 

> questions would not come up at once. We might develop a "hidden" 

> language for class tasks, in a way that high frequency committing 

> members on the list will really only pull out that "do the tutorials" 

> loop, maybe only with a delay of one day... ;-)

> I would tell my students actually that they should read the list, and 

> that I read it as well. If they are still smart enough to hide themself, 

> they are also smart enough for Maxin'...

Firstly i have looked tutorials a little about 1 to 25 but to make plain my mind is diffused, i tried to create this two object myself because when trying to do anything without help it's good to learn different things. But after a long time i throwed in the towel even i don't want it.

By the way i don't need to hide myself to teachers or anyone. If i need to get help i'm just asking it. I don't think that it's about being a smart person. Also my nick name is same with my class name. If i wanted to hide myself, i could ;o)

So, i'm looking tutorials again, supposedly i'm getting understand better.

Thanks again Tolga, see you in the class.

Quote: Stefan Tiedje wrote on Wed, 01 October 2008 01:32
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> Tolga Tuzun schrieb:
> > It is also a good practice to do your homework without forum's help. You 
> > might learn something while trying. Read the tutorials. I'll see you in 
> > class.
>
> ;-) I thought it was a given task for a class. Especially the two 
> questions would not come up at once. We might develop a "hidden" 
> language for class tasks, in a way that high frequency committing 
> members on the list will really only pull out that "do the tutorials" 
> loop, maybe only with a delay of one day... ;-)
>
> I would tell my students actually that they should read the list, and 
> that I read it as well. If they are still smart enough to hide themself, 
> they are also smart enough for Maxin'...
>
> Stefan
>
> -- 
> Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
> --_____-----------|--------------
> --(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
> -- _|_)----|-----()--------------
> ----------()--------www.ccmix.com
>
>
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Hello again,
Firstly i have looked tutorials a little about 1 to 25 but to make plain my mind is diffused, i tried to create this two object myself because when trying to do anything without help it's good to learn different things. But after a long time i throwed in the towel even i don't want it.

     By the way i don't need to hide myself to teachers or anyone. If i need to get help i'm just asking it. I don't think that it's about being a smart person. Also my nick name is same with my class name. If i wanted to hide myself, i could ;o)

Thanks again Tolga, see you in the class.


> So, i'm looking tutorials again, supposedly i'm getting understand better.

reading the list and posting questions is fun. But doing tutorials is 

also a requirement. Another good way to work is to team up with your 

colleagues, they are in the same state as you are, helping each other is 

Nedim Ulusoy schrieb:
> So, i'm looking tutorials again, supposedly i'm getting understand better.

You are welcome,
reading the list and posting questions is fun. But doing tutorials is 
also a requirement. Another good way to work is to team up with your 
colleagues, they are in the same state as you are, helping each other is 
fun as well... ;-)

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