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Basically, I want to recieve audio and translate the signal so that it moves a slider. I've tried to solve it one of two ways:

A) By multiplying the signal number and changing the settings on the slider from 0-99

B) Changing the slider's settings to go from 0-1

The issue is that on both occassions, the slider either turns all the way on or all the way off. I want it to hit all the little numbers inbetween. Any advice?

microphone-to-slider-issue-patch-included

I am sure there is an easier way than what I have, but it works... you will need the loudness~ object (check maxobjects.com).

I am sure there is an easier way than what I have, but it works... you will need the loudness~ object (check maxobjects.com).
Hope this helps...

Hi, you could also try this quick n dirty approach. It probably needs some tuning:

> Basically, I want to recieve audio and translate the signal so that it moves a slider. I've tried to solve it one of two ways:

Mike Z, yes that works. I didn't do the *126 I only did *1.

Mike Z, yes that works. I didn't do the *126  I only did *1. 

Nevermind guys. I always type these things completely forgetting about the tutorials and "Get Info" stuff.

In the words of Asia, "It was the heat of the moment."

On 18 oct. 07, at 07:53, nk_snyder wrote:

You may have a try with [slide] to smooth your values.

> How would I add like a decay or delay?
>
> Like this:
>
> while x0 {
> X--;
> }

Microphone to slider issue [patch included]