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Hi all, I'm trying to get grain.pulse~ to output a grain only when I tell it

to. I tried just sending a 0-1 signal to it but it didnt work.

Grain.pulse~ only seems to want to output when it receives a train~ signal.

However, train is basically a metronome. How can I force train to only

Hi all, I'm trying to get grain.pulse~ to output a grain only when I tell it
to.  I tried just sending a 0-1 signal to it but it didnt work.
Grain.pulse~ only seems to want to output when it receives a train~ signal.
However, train is basically a metronome.  How can I force train to only
output when I want it to?

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> Hi all, I'm trying to get grain.pulse~ to output a grain only when I 

> tell it to. I tried just sending a 0-1 signal to it but it didnt 

> work. Grain.pulse~ only seems to want to output when it receives a 

> train~ signal. However, train is basically a metronome. How can I 

> force train to only output when I want it to?

that's weird; here using a [toggle]->[sig~]->[grain.pulse~] along with 

the rest of the help file works just fine.

Nic Zwart skrev:
> Hi all, I'm trying to get grain.pulse~ to output a grain only when I 
> tell it to.  I tried just sending a 0-1 signal to it but it didnt 
> work.  Grain.pulse~ only seems to want to output when it receives a 
> train~ signal.  However, train is basically a metronome.  How can I 
> force train to only output when I want it to?
>
that's weird; here using a [toggle]->[sig~]->[grain.pulse~]  along with 
the rest of the help file works just fine.

On Mar 15, 2007, at 6:56 PM, Nic Zwart wrote:

> However, train is basically a metronome. How can I force train to 

Hi Nic. Tell me a bit more about your set up and perhaps I can 

help. Version/platform/sysconfig/etc? Also if you could track down 

the external file and tell me the mod date, it would help.

If I understand you correctly, you are try to feed it a rhythmic 

pattern instead of a constant pulse a la Greequaincer from Hipno?

On Mar 15, 2007, at 6:56 PM, Nic Zwart wrote:
> However, train is basically a metronome.  How can I force train to  
> only output when I want it to?

Hi Nic.  Tell me a bit more about your set up and perhaps I can  
help.  Version/platform/sysconfig/etc?  Also if you could track down  
the external file and tell me the mod date, it would help.

If I understand you correctly, you are try to feed it a rhythmic  
pattern instead of a constant pulse a la Greequaincer from Hipno?

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Nathan Wolek, PhD
nathan@lowkeydigitalstudio.com
http://www.lowkeydigitalstudio.com


> How can I force train to only output when I want it to?

Nic Zwart schrieb:
> How can I force train to only output when I want it to?

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Hello, thanks for the responses. Sorry it took me a while to reply, I dont

have internet on my max computer... Toggle into sig~ works, as does

stefan's bit for train, albeit differently. Thank you for the replies.

> > How can I force train to only output when I want it to?

Hello, thanks for the responses.  Sorry it took me a while to reply, I dont
have internet on my max computer...   Toggle into sig~ works, as does
stefan's bit for train, albeit differently.  Thank you for the replies.

On 3/17/07, Stefan Tiedje  wrote:
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> Nic Zwart schrieb:
> > How can I force train to only output when I want it to?
>
> [*~ 0/1]....
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> Stefan
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Using train~ in a weird way