P_Petrowiek

I have this personne who uses morse code to create rythms that activate

different effects or load soundfiles into 

Each sequence has a tempo and a certain number of beats.

There are 265 sequences in the piece each of wich is very short.

For an example, you can have a sequence who should be played at 60 per

Each beat is devided in 4 --> in fact they are 16th notes.

Now the idea would be to create a control patch.

Maybe with detonate... or an abstraction... i don't know

With an abstraction it could be something like

You give two arguments which would be #1 = the tempo value, and the second

Now out of this abstraction, it would be possible to affect a send message

That means you can control the effects you use or the sound you load into

I have this personne who uses morse code to create rythms that activate
different effects or load soundfiles into 
buffers in his composition.
Each sequence has a tempo and a certain number of beats.
There are 265 sequences in the piece each of wich is very short.

For an example, you can have a sequence who should be played at 60 per
seconde (tempo) and who contains 15 
beats.
Each beat is devided in 4 --> in fact they are 16th notes.

Now the idea would be to create a control patch.
Maybe with detonate... or an abstraction... i don't know

With an abstraction it could be something like
You give two arguments which would be #1 = the tempo value, and the second
one #2 would be the number of 
beats fro example.
Now out of this abstraction, it would be possible to affect a send message
to each beat of the sequence.

That means you can control the effects you use or the sound you load into
buffers according to a special rythm...

morse_code

please forget about my last request.
sorry about that.
Seb


and would like to set the port number with a loadbang-triggered message,

than hard-coding it into a heavily-buried subpatch.

The object's inlet reads 'Set the UDP port on this inlet' but I'm not sure

pass the port number. I tried giving it an int but it says 

The help patch doesn't show how to do this... it must be pretty

but I'm stuck. Any tips would be gratefully appreciated.

It's also quite possible that I'm hitting one of many blind spots in my

abilities, in which case I plead for your collective mercy. :)

I am using the CNMAT udp-read object (http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/MAX)
and would like to set the port number with a loadbang-triggered message,
rather
than hard-coding it into a heavily-buried subpatch. 

The object's inlet reads 'Set the UDP port on this inlet' but I'm not sure
how 
pass the port number. I tried giving it an int but it says 
'udp-read: doesn't understand "int"'

The help patch doesn't show how to do this... it must be pretty
straightforward
but I'm stuck. Any tips would be gratefully appreciated. 

It's also quite possible that I'm hitting one of many blind spots in my
Maxing 
abilities, in which case I plead for your collective mercy. :)

Sorry for inadvertently polluting this (already closed) thread, I have reposted the question in a fresh thread.