MIDI Kinetics Forum

I've used the MIDI/Sequencer clocks as timers. You can use clock_start(), clock_stop(), and have scripts trigger "on clock" Very roughly: you can choose a tempo and note subdivision and then each time it is reached, your on clock script is called. Keep a global counter in it and when the required ...

what about placing a transparent text or container object on top of the slider/box?

instead of doing this, on expression x rising- if (!light) light=.8; else light = 0; what about if you defined a global variable called offset and initialized it to 0: offset = 0; and changed your blink expression to: blink=sin(time*3)/3+.1+.1 + offset and your then expression is: if (!light) offset ...

being a good Lemur programmer is about as useful as being a good accordion player. :D I'd argue that playing accordions is more useful, in that there will always be accordions, their continued existence is not contingent upon one company that clearly no longer gives a sh!t. Like you, I have ...

being a good Lemur programmer is about as useful as being a good accordion player. :D Note that any/all of my comments are based on testing, observation, and trial and error. I have no special insight into the internals of how Lemur actually works. With that being said - My understanding is that ...

some answers. The state of the switch is saved when the project is saved, so whatever switch button was 'on' when saved will be what is restored. Since Lemur sets the switch to 1 on load, the Monitor1 value reflects this. Important -- this is happening during the load process. During the load of a ...

in some ways, the data is untyped until you do something with it. for example, doing the old trick of decl num = 17; decl numString; numString = '' + num; turns the number 17 into the character string "17" You can use some of the vector functions found at the end of the manual to subdivide strings ...

Well completely been ignore by support.. no reply at all from them. Is this abandonware?? the only technical support you will receive with Lemur is from other users that have the time and energy to answer. Lemur tech staff no longer answers anything. Their prime function seems to be deleting ...

been really busy, so no real time to go into depth... the short answer is that Lemur works in frames. So setting the value to 2 different values in a row they all get executed in the same frame so you don't see the transition. Same with a loop counter - try having a script that loops forever ...

Okay, so first of all relax man. The guy selling his solution only has support for a couple synths which I don't own. So it's not worth it as a product only as something to reverse engineer. I don't mind teaching myself to program - I enjoy the challenge (I made my own Lemur templates). Yes, people ...