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Hey, ya pretty much just simple modulation of one device per axis :) Nothing too complex at the moment as I need to understand the basic premise of something like this before teaching myself other more complex stuff. Basically, rather than having the x and y axis control 2 faders, I want to control ...

I have yet to understand how you modulate the noteout that comes out of the Ring Area device. I've tried using the code above that Softcore mentioned and/or something like this: if (z==1) { if (x<0.5)(noteout(0, 1, range(x,0,127), 1)); if (y<0.5)(noteout(0, 3, range(y,0,127), 1)); if (x>0.5)(noteout ...

Ok, I was aware of the 16 ms in between "frames"...though I was naively, and somewhat desperately, hopeful that using an "on expression" instead of "on frame" would let me do something just once after 3 ms. Doing a search on here I found a couple more posts asking for similar things and from what I ...

So I can't seem to understand why this won't work if(x>0); { (last_trigger=time); if(time-last_trigger > delay)ctlout(0, 15, 127, 1); } I want a button to send out a "sequence" of messages in quick succession, seperated by several milliseconds to insure the messages don't get dropped by the program ...

Thank you so much for the prompt response! I realize now I was going about this completely the wrong way, trying to map the velocity range (64 to 127) and (63,0). As for your question, yes I do need velocity on the noteout's. I want to be able to control 4 different rotaries from start to finish so ...

Let's say I have a Ring Area device joystick. I want to seperate it into 4 quadrants that do different things. I want the positive X axis (64-127 velocity) to send on one note and the negative X axis (63-0 velocity) to send on another...same deal for the Y axis. So I want the x and y axises to work ...