I'm having issues with output from seq~ in which, when driving seq~ with 

a line~, it fails to output the first event at time 0. If I attach a 

phasor~ to seq~ instead, then it skips the event at time 0 on the first 

iteration, but not on subsequent iterations. If I tweak the performance 

options to make Max more responsive, phasor~ does output the first item 

on the first iteration, but line~ still fails to do so. Since I don't 

want to loop through sequence, I really want to use line~ to do the job.

Another strange thing (I'm guessing this has something to do with the 

scheduler?): In the attached example patch, I also give an option of 

attaching a sig~ object to seq~. sig~ is driven by a non-signal 'line' 

object, and, as the scope~ and number~ objects show, the outputs from 

that and the line~ option appear to be the same. However, when the sig~ 

object is attached to seq~, seq~ doesn't give any output at all. Any 

explanation as to what is happening here and why would be greatly 

I'm having issues with output from seq~ in which, when driving seq~ with 
a line~, it fails to output the first event at time 0. If I attach a 
phasor~ to seq~ instead, then it skips the event at time 0 on the first 
iteration, but not on subsequent iterations. If I tweak the performance 
options to make Max more responsive, phasor~ does output the first item 
on the first iteration, but line~ still fails to do so. Since I don't 
want to loop through sequence, I really want to use line~ to do the job.

Another strange thing (I'm guessing this has something to do with the 
scheduler?): In the attached example patch, I also give an option of 
attaching a sig~ object to seq~. sig~ is driven by a non-signal 'line' 
object, and, as the scope~ and number~ objects show, the outputs from 
that and the line~ option appear to be the same. However, when the sig~ 
object is attached to seq~, seq~ doesn't give any output at all. Any 
explanation as to what is happening here and why would be greatly 
appreciated. Many thanks in advance.

seq~ output problems