@Butahuruf Fun problem. You might start with the condition as you've laid it out by using the [expr] object and establish your triggering range using a simple if x > y && x < y statement. The tricky part is to only trigger the audio sample once (using something like [readsf~] rather than a bunch of times, so you'll also need to account for that, maybe using a [spigot] object to gate your triggering event. [onebang] and [once] existed at some point, too.
The easy answer my be the [threshold] object if it's still kicking around but start by breaking the problem down into modular chunks and sketch and test each one. Good luck.
I've found a good tut
I will combine it with moses and spigot to create a conditional logic@Butahuruf Hey! Actually, I totally forgot that [sigmund~] has a notes flag that will report on any given note event instead of a continuous stream of pitch data. You should use that.
Hi @ricky , which notes flag do you mean?
[sigmund~ notes] - give it a go! You could also try [sigmund~ pitch env] and use the latter for additional thresholding.
@ricky Thx Ricky!
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