vinylrider

I'm using kslider as a gui object to display scales. However everytime i try to write the message [chord $1 80 $2 80 $3 80 $4 80 $5 80 $6 80 $7 80 $8 80 $9 80 $10 80 \$11 80 \$12 80]

Max automatically adds in a \ before $11 and $12, thus these wont show up. Have i hit ksliders limit of inputs?

Yes each scale has only 7 notes, however, I've had to place each note in sequential order form the root for my chords gui's to show up in the right positions. EG: for C major: [chord 60 80 0 80 62 80 0 80 65 80 ETC....]

I'm using kslider as a gui object to display scales. However everytime i try to write the message [chord $1 80 $2 80 $3 80 $4 80 $5 80 $6 80 $7 80 $8 80 $9 80 $10 80 \$11 80 \$12 80] 

kslider-limitations

$n only works with n from 1 to 9. You could do something like this:

This comes up so often, it bears underscoring (EJ said the basic thing, but the extent may be easy to overlook).

It's not a kslider limit. It's a general limit to 

 you want to write $-digit or #-digit. The clue is in the word "digit." I'm not sure that this is still the exact wording in the Max documentation, but it certainly used to be, even in places where the cutoff of $9/#9 is not explicitly mentioned.

Thing is, "$10" isn't dollar-sign-followed-by-a-digit. It's two digits. That won't work.

It's not a kslider limit. It's a general limit to anywhere you want to write $-digit or #-digit. The clue is in the word "digit." I'm not sure that this is still the exact wording in the Max documentation, but it certainly used to be, even in places where the cutoff of $9/#9 is not explicitly mentioned.

Thing is, "$10" isn't dollar-sign-followed-by-a-digit. It's two digits. That won't work.


kslider limitations?