Why is [function] + [line] not working?
Hi - this is strange. This is a patch I just whipped up to test out tempo phasing using [function] to determine the direction of the phasing. it's a simple and straight forward patch - what's getting me is that function's connection to line doesn't seem to be acting according to how it should. When I shift the points around, it might change line's value, but line doesn't go through all the points each time a bang is sent to function. What am I missing here?
The [line] object can only take a list of 2 items. It's [line~] that can accept longer lists of destination/time pairs. I think that might be your issue here.
lh
On 18 janv. 09, at 17:58, Kyle Kaplan wrote:
> Hi - this is strange. This is a patch I just whipped up to test out
> tempo phasing using [function] to determine the direction of the
> phasing. it's a simple and straight forward patch - what's getting
> me is that function's connection to line doesn't seem to be acting
> according to how it should. When I shift the points around, it might
> change line's value, but line doesn't go through all the points each
> time a bang is sent to function. What am I missing here?
the line object is not multisegment. You might want to use either
line~ + snapshot~ or some abstraction which turn line into a
multisegement bpf like my ej.line.
Cheers,
ej
Or, you can do it without externals. Just drive your [function] with a [line] instead of vice-versa:
You can also run line into the first input of function to get similar results-
I have the domain of the function set to 1. to keep it simple.
Quote: Brennon Bortz wrote on Sun, 18 January 2009 13:09
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> Or, you can do it without externals. Just drive your [function] with a [line] instead of vice-versa:
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how clever! thanks for that brennon.
beat me by a hair!