rhythm off by one
| Date | 2017-05-10 20:45 |
| From | "C. R. Craig" |
| Subject | rhythm off by one |
| Attachments | test_metro.csd |
I figured this out once before, but didn’t make note of it, so now I can’t recall how I did it. The attached code attempts to create a rhythm [3,3,2]. What actually is played is [3,2,3]. Could someone tell me what I’m doing wrong?
Thanks,
Robert
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| Date | 2017-05-10 21:03 |
| From | Forrest Curo |
| Subject | Re: rhythm off by one |
Does that metro trigger when kx == 0? On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 12:45 PM, C. R. Craig <robert@craig-woods.net> wrote: I figured this out once before, but didn’t make note of it, so now I can’t recall how I did it. The attached code attempts to create a rhythm [3,3,2]. What actually is played is [3,2,3]. Could someone tell me what I’m doing wrong? |
| Date | 2017-05-10 21:31 |
| From | "C. R. Craig" |
| Subject | Re: rhythm off by one |
| I inserted a print statement in the if…endif block, and it does trigger when kx is equal to 0. Looking more closely at the output, the trigger does not fire at time = 0, I was mistaken in thinking that was instrument 1 that was being allocated, it’s actually instrument 2. SECTION 1: new alloc for instr 2: rtevent: T 0.000 TT 0.000 M: 0.00000 new alloc for instr 1: rtevent: T 0.600 TT 0.600 M: 0.98901 rtevent: T 1.000 TT 1.000 M: 0.98901 new alloc for instr 1: c rtevent: T 1.600 TT 1.600 M: 0.99375 rtevent: T 2.200 TT 2.200 M: 0.98901 rtevent: T 2.600 TT 2.600 M: 0.98901 rtevent: T 3.200 TT 3.200 M: 0.99375 rtevent: T 3.800 TT 3.800 M: 0.98901 Thanks, Robert
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| Date | 2017-05-10 21:37 |
| From | "C. R. Craig" |
| Subject | Re: rhythm off by one |
| What is misleading is that the output sounds beginning at time = 0 . . . I can make it work the way I want by notating the array 2,3,3 instead of 3,3,2. Sub-optimal solution, however. Thanks, Robert
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