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Tom7777 ·
Hi in certain examples on the forums i have found automated values that go from 0-1 and then back to 0 and repeat. These were made with maths and feedbacks which is fine and they work great, but i am now wanting to make 2 variations of this which work slightly different but have no idea how so if anyone knows how please help me, Thanks
1: An automated value that goes from 0 to 1 and resets just before reaching 1.1 and returns to 0
2: A non looping version of the above that when triggered plays through once
3: How can i convert a lfo's output (Poly or Mono) to a automated value (Float or Int), This was something thats easy to do in SE but i havent yet seen in SM. Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks in advance 🙂
Tom7777 ·
Actually don't worry i worked it out now, you can do it using counters
jorge ·
Hi Tom
Tom7777 wrote: 3: How can i convert a lfo's output (Poly or Mono) to a automated value (Float or Int), This was something thats easy to do in SE but i havent yet seen in SM. Anyone know how to do this?
That's not possible yet but has been planned. Basically the Poly data works at sampling rate which is too fast to update normal Float Data components. Also the Poly represents many channels in one, so which channel would you like to see converted to float?
I guess the solution is to sample a specified channel something like 10 times per second. It will probably be a new component with a Poly input, a Float output and an Int input to specify the channel.
Tom7777 ·
That's not possible yet but has been planned.
Cool sounds good thanks 🙂
Also the Poly represents many channels in one, so which channel would you like to see converted to float?
Im not really sure as it would be usefull to use on more than one thing so maybe on the module thats in development a input in which the user can set a number with the default as 1 ect so if nothings entered it still works would be the best way 🙂
Tom7777 ·
The best way though would be to make the module actually detect what channel the incoming signal is using but having the option to set channel would work fine also
jorge ·
Tom7777 wrote: The best way though would be to make the module actually detect what channel the incoming signal is using but having the option to set channel would work fine also
You cant detect what channel the incoming signal is using because they're all there at the same time. When you're playing 4 notes for example, the 4 channels are being used in parallel, which one would you consider to be the incoming signal? maybe the last note played? I guess that could be a good idea.
Tom7777 ·
Ok i think i understand now, maybe you could make two versions of it with a set channel for one and last note on the other one. 🙂
stefan ·
I'm just curious. What will you be using this for?
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