Hallo, Joshua Boyd hat gesagt: // Joshua Boyd wrote: > A lot of devices and software systems (of the commercial type at least) > seem to have a tap tempo system where two taps are all that is needed to > set the tempo of an effect or sequence. Two tabs normally aren't enough IMO, however that really is easy to do in, guess it: Pd. Attached is the naive idiom which just spits out the time interval between two events. Uwing [mavg] - which is an object to do a moving average, it's part of Pd's zexy externals - you can do a simple averaging, and for more advanced tempo finders, check out the objects in the "maxlib" Pd-externals-library and [borax]. Using the [ctlout] or [noteout] object you can generate midi messages (there are more midi objects in Pd, too.) Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
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