Hallo, Alexandre Quessy hat gesagt: // Alexandre Quessy wrote:

If you send it a list like [0 1000 127 500<, it will go to 0 in 1000 milliseconds (as usual) and then go to 127 in 500 ms.

Is there an external or something to allow this ?

Otherwise, here is an abstration (and its help) that does exactly this. It will be included in the forthcoming pdmtl library.

You can achieve this much easier. See attached patch which should be compatible to your linectl. It's a little variation on the second sequencer example in list-help.pd.

Ciao

Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__

Hi Alexandre,

Alexandre Quessy wrote:

Hi all, I was wondering if there is a [line] or [line~] in pd that behaves like Max/MSP's [line]. What I want is the following :

If you send it a list like [0 1000 127 500<, it will go to 0 in 1000 milliseconds (as usual) and then go to 127 in 500 ms.

Is there an external or something to allow this ?

[vline~] does this. Send it triplets separated by a comma. The third value = delay between receiving the triplets and starting the corresponding ramps. -> [snapshot~] to get floats.

[60 1000 0, 127 100 1000, 0 1000 1100( | [vline~] | | [1( | | | [metro 33] | / [snapshot~] | [0\

Tim