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Upon receiving the "stop" message, the sync~ object freezes its output

to its current value. How could I force it to set its value to x on

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Upon receiving the "stop" message, the sync~ object freezes its output
to its current value. How could I force it to set its value to x on
stop?

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Send [sync~]'s output to [delta~] and use [delta~]'s output to control 

a [selector~] which will have to choose between [sync~]'s output and 

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Send [sync~]'s output to [delta~] and use [delta~]'s output to control 
a [selector~] which will have to choose between [sync~]'s output and 
[sig~ x].

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Ug. I am hoping for not only the ability to set the value of output

while sync~ is stopped, but also for it to begin counting (phasing?)

from that value when sync begins again. So if I set it to 0 while it's

stopped, it will begin counting again from 0, and if I set it to .25

it will count from .25. The thought of using a simple [+~ .25] occured

to me, but that would cause the phasor to go above 1.

Ug. I am hoping for not only the ability to set the value of output
while sync~ is stopped, but also for it to begin counting (phasing?)
from that value when sync begins again. So if I set it to 0 while it's
stopped, it will begin counting again from 0, and if I set it to .25
it will count from .25. The thought of using a simple [+~ .25] occured
to me, but that would cause the phasor to go above 1.

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And, though %~ 1. will suffice for this situation, you should also 

check out pong~ for all your bouncing signal needs.

And, though %~ 1. will suffice for this situation, you should also 
check out pong~ for all your bouncing signal needs.

On 13-Jun-2006, at 23:10, Peter McCulloch wrote:

> And, though %~ 1. will suffice for this situation, you should also 

> check out pong~ for all your bouncing signal needs.

pong~ is strong, but you'll also want to look at clip~.

TBH, for *all* your signal bouncing needs, you may want to look at 

lp.scamp~, which does [%~ 1], pong~, clip~, and a lot more in one 

Scamp~ is part of Litter Pro, but you can get a sneak preview of 

sorts by looking at the sister objects lp.scampi and lp.scampf in the 

Starter Pack. All three provide almost identical functionality, with 

scamp~ producing signals, scampf producing floats, and scampi 

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> And, though %~ 1. will suffice for this situation, you should also  
> check out pong~ for all your bouncing signal needs.

TBH, for *all* your signal bouncing needs, you may want to look at  
lp.scamp~, which does [%~ 1], pong~, clip~, and a lot more in one  
handy object.

Scamp~ is part of Litter Pro, but you can get a sneak preview of  
sorts by looking at the sister objects lp.scampi and lp.scampf in the  
Starter Pack. All three provide almost identical functionality, with  
scamp~ producing signals, scampf producing floats, and scampi  
producing ints.

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