Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere, had a search but couldn't quite find what I was looking for. I'm trying to figure out how to use a variable in place of one part of pattern. I know that you can define a whole pattern in a variable like this:
do
let structPatt = "[t(< 2 1 3 1 >,4,< 0 2 1 >)]*4"
d1 $ struct structPatt $ n "0 3 7 10" # s "superchip"
But what if you wanted to have just part of that pattern be a variable, so something like:
d1 $ struct "[t(< VARIABLE_HERE!!! >,4,< 0 2 1 >)]*4" $ n "0 3 7 10" # s "superchip"
How would you define and use that variable? I've tried a bunch of different ways and all lead to some kind of error.
That's super awesome! I was happy with 'Sorry no can do' tbh This could open up all sorts of interesting creative possibilities and make working with long complex patterns much easier. Thanks @yaxu
Yeah, this one is the same except there is no default value so no sound at all.
I could doing the translation in SC, but I feel that this is no the problem, since the value are received correctly on tidal side, as long as it is not in mininotation.