Hi,
I'm trying to raise notes in a line using an euclidian pattern. This is how I'm trying to do it right now:
n ("7 2 5 0" +| "0*16" |+ "12(6, 16)")
This gives me only 6 events despite I'm trying to use the structure from the left side which has 16:
(0>1/16)|n: 16.0f
(3/16>¼)|n: 16.0f
(5/16>⅜)|n: 16.0f
(½>9/16)|n: 16.0f
(11/16>¾)|n: 16.0f
(13/16>⅞)|n: 16.0f
It seems that the rests are killing the events instead of leaving them unchanged. How can I solve this?
Thanks in advance,
Mate
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Hello @gadfly16,
Apologies if I'm misinterpreting what you're aiming for, but I'd use while
to conditionally apply the euclidean pattern. I think you could do something like this:
while "t(6,16)" (|+ n 12) $ n ("7 2 5 0" +| "0*16")
or, if appropriate, maybe break it up to save a few keystrokes:
while "t(6,16)" (|+ n 12) $ s "mySound*16" # n "7 2 5 0"
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Hi,
this is exactly what I needed. Thanks a lot! It seems that while
is not covered in the documentation, not even in the "All Functions" section.
Thanks again,
Mate
True enough. I only learned of while
recently in this thread: Applying a function when boolean pattern matches
Now, I use it all the time.
I decided to make a page for while
in the wiki, but somebody was faster than me. Nice!
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