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we usually using controllers and assigning they controls to give numbers or bangs. How to make a unique bang when pressing two buttons at the time for e.g. to reset to default value. I think this should be something about receiving to bangs and if a difference in time between them is in some range then makes a bang. But how is that possible?

I have numbers counting up to 8, and at the next loop (starting from 1) I want it to be 16 long. How to make this bang to wait after accidental bang until it begins a loop. I want to modify length, but on time, making loop to know that from now it is shorter or longer,....

Hello, 
we usually using controllers and assigning they controls to give numbers or bangs. How to make a unique bang when pressing two buttons at the time for e.g. to reset to default value. I think this should be something about receiving to bangs and if a difference in time between them is in some range then makes a bang. But how is that possible?

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> How to make a unique bang when pressing two buttons at the time 

> How to make a unique bang when pressing two buttons at the time 
buddy?

or convert your "two buttons" into 0/1 states (if the physical

controller allows this), then you dont need to measure time.

or convert your "two buttons" into 0/1 states (if the physical
controller allows this), then you dont need to measure time.


I see you are posting some kind of code witch perhaps belong to MAX/MSP. I forgot to add that my questions related to Pd-extended. I thought it's almost the same.

Thanks for replay. Do you have ideas to pd~ about that same question.

My controller is nanoKontrol(Korg) in this case and the buttons send 127 and 0 right away after release. I use [select 127] to make it bang ones. So I have two bangs of the same kind and don't know how to join them to make an independent bang for another purpose?

Hello,
I see you are posting some kind of code witch perhaps belong to MAX/MSP. I forgot to add that my questions related to Pd-extended. I thought it's almost the same. 

I found that timer counts time difference between bangs. When pressing two buttons time difference is 0. Then [select 0] and I got a bang

Will I be so accurate then I need it most? I still looking for a proximal time between 0 and 20.

I'm here to speed up my work. Thanks for sharing your experience.

 I found that timer counts time difference between bangs. When pressing two buttons time difference is 0. Then [select 0] and I got a bang  

Will I be so accurate then I need it most? I still looking for a proximal time between 0 and 20. 

I'm here to speed up my work. Thanks for sharing your experience.


Nice forum. Thank you. I guess I banged down from the tree starting to mix up Max and Pd. I following your link to pd forums.

Pressing two buttons gives a bang