Hi I was wandering if anyone can help.

I was wondering if there was an object that can measure the amount of time between initiating a bang twice.

i.e an 'attack' output from a fiddle or bonk object is triggering a bang every time an attack is registered. Is there a way of that generating numbers that measure the frequency of the attacks in seconds or milliseconds.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

I have not used PD for a couple of years so I'm pretty much having to learn it all again.

I'm sure this is a basic question but I am trying to make a patch where live audio manipulates video in Gem. I have got as far as trying out some of the different [pix_...] objects but it appears that Gem can only support two connected FX at a time. I have it up so when one is selected, any others are switched off using 1 and 0 messages but whenever I connect more that one, there is always one that is cancelled out.

Is there a way around this or is it just the way it is?

Any Help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Tim

Yes that works!

Thanks for your help.

Hi

Thanks for that. That will work I think.

However, the only problem is that the bang has to be hit twice every time to register the timer. Is there a work around so that you can have the timer kick out numbers after every bang? SO you can have a continuous stream of numbers if the bang is hit to a drum beat for example and the speed of the beat will control a slider.

Thanks for your help