jcobbett

hi everyone. i have no question, just an abstraction. been lurking this board while i teach myself max for the past year or so and it is my humble opinion that n00bs should step with abstractions before asking dumb questions.

i'm sure there are more elegant ways to do this, but it works for me...

hi everyone.  i have no question, just an abstraction. been lurking this board while i teach myself max for the past year or so and it is my humble opinion that n00bs should step with abstractions before asking dumb questions.    

noob-delurking-w-abstraction

> i'm sure there are more elegant ways to do this, but it works for me...

I am not so sure, as I don't know exactly what it should do. It doesn't 

look too complicated and if it works for you just stick with it...

You could supply a help file for it, and it might be useful for other 

list members. Sharing is fun... And congratulations...

John Cobbett schrieb:
> i'm sure there are more elegant ways to do this, but it works for me...

I am not so sure, as I don't know exactly what it should do. It doesn't 
look too complicated and if it works for you just stick with it...
You could supply a help file for it, and it might be useful for other 
list members. Sharing is fun... And congratulations...

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never made a real help.pat before, this example should work.

this is related to the "pop songwriting patch" thread. I'm (slowly) working on that idea. This is an abstraction to generate random drum patterns. using similar methods to improvise, generate basslines, drum rolls etc. the real prize will be when i have enough knowledge to hook it all up to a dictionary and voiceover utility and randomly generate and sing "pop" lyrics :)

this is related to the "pop songwriting patch" thread.  I'm (slowly) working on that idea.  This is an abstraction to generate random drum patterns.  using similar methods to improvise, generate basslines, drum rolls etc.  the real prize will be when i have enough knowledge to hook it all up to a dictionary and voiceover utility and randomly generate and sing "pop" lyrics :)

> never made a real help.pat before, this example should work.

we should eliminate the noob in the subject now...

John Cobbett schrieb:
> never made a real help.pat before, this example should work.

nice, your on the best way....
we should eliminate the noob in the subject now...

noob delurking w/ abstraction