Convert timeri to pulselenghtm delay inlet

[Djeremaille]

Hello,

I'm controlling the start and stop record of a loop with two events combinated: A midi CC trig and a note played by my external sequencer every 32 steps.

I added a pulselenght to the CC trig so when hit the Rec button it is waiting for the note to start or stop the recording: My loop is synced whit my drums.

This is working good whit a 3.91s delay time at 110 bpm but if I speed up the tempo, the rec trig is on when the next note come. So it start/stop the recording...

So I would like to set the delay time of a pulselenghtm object with the time between two notes.

[Blindsmyth]

Hi There,

I achieved the same thing (quantized recording) with a kind of relais build around a counter. I tried your method too because it seemed simpler, but yes it doesn't work with different tempos.

I think you know the topic already, have a look at the part that says "record quantiser"

Quantising Table Playback To Clock

I know this topic has poped up a couple of times here but I couldn't find an answer here and Ihave a specific aproach that I need help with: I want to quantise the playback of a table to a clock, a master tempo. More concrete I want to Loop Audio and have the Loops playback in Sync with the master Tempo. To start with that I don't need to incorporate the possibility of tempo changes. My aproach is to first of all quantize the Record/Play button presses of the Looper Patch. Furthermore I count…

It is basically working around a mux. If you hit record you set mux to two 2 via a counter wich let's in my case the clock through to trigger the recording. In you case that would be the note/cc. The next clock tick resets the counter and sets the mux to 0.

[Djeremaille]

Thanks a lot!

The counter is the solution! A lot simpler than the pulselenght!

I don't use a mux but a logic/and 2 . When I hit the rec CC, the counter is set to 1, When the note trig, the logic/and 2 start or stop the record and reset the counter to zero.

Perfect!