Newbie question: how to convert this time based script

[mbirame]

Hi folks,
I am creating a quad LFO with a multiball. It is working great using the time variable and the example from the manual. For each multiball I am using something like this:
MultiBall.x[0] = sin(time * 1) *0.5 + 0.5;

i have that script being executed "on frame".

I would like to replace the "time" variable so that the LFO is being clocked to an incoming MIDI clock signal....but I don't know how to do that. Can anyone show me how to change the equation to work? I'm using an Expert Sleepers FH-1 to send a cv pulse into that module and that is sending a clock pulse into the lemur.

I tried to set up a monitor with midi_clocks[0] but nothing but a 0 is being displayed....

[mbirame]

Well I sort of figured this out. The problem is that I find Midi_clocks to be very inconsistent. I don't know if the problem is with Lemur, the FH-1, or with the MIDI Daemon/iPad, etc. Lemur is very inonsistent about which port is displayed from which part of the vector of midi_clocks. Sometimes, one port comes out of 0 sometimes out of 1, etc, etc. It's hard to debug things when things are inconsistent and there seem to be a lot of variables (and very little support),

[nick_liine]

Well I sort of figured this out. The problem is that I find Midi_clocks to be very inconsistent. I don't know if the problem is with Lemur, the FH-1, or with the MIDI Daemon/iPad, etc. Lemur is very inonsistent about which port is displayed from which part of the vector of midi_clocks. Sometimes, one port comes out of 0 sometimes out of 1, etc, etc. It's hard to debug things when things are inconsistent and there seem to be a lot of variables (and very little support),

Could you please send an email to support@liine.net regarding this issue? I don't understand what you mean about "one port comes out of 0 sometimes out of 1, etc". Do you mean that midi_clocks are mismatched with regards to the MIDI Targets?