@pgstudio Maybe this is a slight improvement:

@ablue If it where possible to implement a pitch detection algorithm in Pd, it could be done in the control domain almost instantly. But i fear this would be a complex endeavor.

Interesting. mscale is also not perfectly balanced, as each note in the middle between two notes of the scale will be rounded towards the higher note, similar to what the quantizer does.

With triads, this is only one note, with value 2 (mod 12).

Ah, this still contained a bug, it is now updated and should work as expected.

Anyhow, i included a small demo, where three random players improvise on triads of the twelve-bar blues chord progression. Have fun!

mscale.zip

@sdaau_ml Here is an example with [text]: message-bucket.pd

@whale-av Nice solution, i built something very similar some time ago:

This was for MarkovGenerator. I think your solution is much more elegant.

@brendanmac Maybe something like this: radiotoggle.pd

@hp3 You can try this using [delay] after the receive, but the reason may be something else.

If you don't want the interface elements to output their values when they are reset you can use a set message:

Demo: send-demo.pd

@hp3 As David already mentioned, the probably simplest way to do this without any abstraction is using sends and receives:

Instead of send/receive objects you can also use the internal send/receive functions of bangs. You can also combine them.

Any event can trigger the bang that resets all the interface elements, but to my knowledge there is no event when you exit edit mode.