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Author | Topic: chaotic improv |
oscilaris Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() is there a way to sync the multisample object from the chaotic improv patch (Sequencers/Sequencers/Chaotic Improv) with the !TimingClock from the host sequencer? every help will be much appreciate. IP: Logged |
SSC Administrator |
![]() ![]() ![]() Suggest you create a SoundToGlobalController with Value set to: (!TimingClock durationBetweenTriggers: 24) s bpm removeUnits and GeneratedEvent set to: !BPM Then place it in the Mixer named 'Chaotic improv' so it generates a global BPM for the entire Sound. IP: Logged |
oscilaris Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() thanks for the support, that works perfect. but how can I get the start/stop message from the host to control the patch? IP: Logged |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Does TimingClock continue after a MIDI song stop? If it goes to zero then this should happen automatically. Otherwise, you might be able to check whether TimingClock as changed and if not, then multiply the BPM by zero. So in your SoundToGlobalController: ((!TimingClock durationBetweenTriggers: 24) s bpm removeUnits) * (!TimingClock hasChangedInLast: 0.2 s) In the expression above, if the TimingClock stops, the BPM would go to zero after 0.2 s. IP: Logged |
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