reading an amplitude
hello,
i am using the joystick external to read the movement of a real objekt (a rocking horse). i want to measure the time between the two max. possitions (the amplitude) of the horse! are there objects which can display the amplitude of an "uslider"? and what kind of object i have to use to measure the time between the amplitudes. you know - i want to use the horse as a metronome for my patch?
at the end-positions the horse has to send a "bang".
thanks for your help
christian
You can use "timer" to measure the distances in time.
P
On 4 Nov 2007, at 11:50, royal8 wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> i am using the joystick external to read the movement of a real
> objekt (a rocking horse). i want to measure the time between the
> two max. possitions (the amplitude) of the horse! are there objects
> which can display the amplitude of an "uslider"? and what kind of
> object i have to use to measure the time between the amplitudes.
> you know - i want to use the horse as a metronome for my patch?
> at the end-positions the horse has to send a "bang".
>
> thanks for your help
> christian
Hello,
I am trying to load a vst plugin in vst~ object in Max
4.6 and I get that message "Can't fragload
plugin-err-4" message ",
what is the problem, what can be wrong,
My vst file is in the search path in VST plugins
folder in Max folder .
Thanks
Anya
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try this,
it's comparing the consecutive values that comes out the slider, and
that's what you need to do.
//yac
On 04-nov.-07, at 06:50, royal8 wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> i am using the joystick external to read the movement of a real
> objekt (a rocking horse). i want to measure the time between the
> two max. possitions (the amplitude) of the horse! are there objects
> which can display the amplitude of an "uslider"? and what kind of
> object i have to use to measure the time between the amplitudes.
> you know - i want to use the horse as a metronome for my patch?
> at the end-positions the horse has to send a "bang".
>
> thanks for your help
> christian
yeah...... thanx for your help - it works.
//christian