Ah! Apologies!
Thank you very much!
A
Hey!
Is there a way we can add variables to the address pattern in OSC, i.e. by default the address is static (the word cursor) and a bit restrictive:
osc://ip_out:port_out/cursor
Can you do it with variables like cursor_id so we could have something like this:
osc://ip_out:port_out/{cursor_id}
Hey!
Due to optimization in massive network message, it is not possible for now.
But that’s a good feature to develop 🙂
I wanted to know a little more about patching iannix into live using max so that i can control some of the parameters better. is there a specific max patch that i need to download in order to be able to select the note grid and scale that iannix follows? could you walk me through the steps?
Hi!
IanniX relies on continuums and atonal music so there’s no scales and note grid!
thanks! so there’s no way of limiting the note range even through Max?
Hi,
Noob question: I’d like to assign a fixed MIDI note to a trigger under the second message tab. When I assign, for example, MIDI note 60, it doesn’t seem to yield the desired effect. The output is continually the position within the score. Is there a way to assign fixed MIDI pitch(es) to a trigger without relying on the trigger’s position?
All the best,
signals_
I did find this:
…but I want to know if I can do this from the second message tab without using scripts?
Yes of course!
In the second tab, you have by default:
midi://midi_out/notef 1 trigger_value_y trigger_value_x trigger_duration
/notef
means “MIDI note in float format” => so you need to type note values between 0. and 1.… not so convenient for you.
You may try :
midi://midi_out/note 1 60 trigger_value_x trigger_duration
/note
means “MIDI note” => so if you type 60 as second parameter, it should work!
Super helpful. Thanks!
I’d like to have a linear cursor traverse a straight line on an x-axis and at various points have circles activated and deactivated on the z-axis.
How do I do that?
Put in other words: is there a way to control whether or not a curve is active based on the position of a cursor on a different curve? I presume this is doable using a script, no?
I presume it might read as follows:
function alterateWithScript() {
if(cursor_xpos> 1)
run(“setactive 4 0”);
}
Any edits on the fly must exist in the alternateWithScript() function, correct?
Thanks!
Hi!
Hmmm, not sure it is possible with scripts because scripts are executed one time at the score loading. It’s more a question of retroactivity (direct://) and message scripting (using {}). On your cursor, set the following message (dble-click) :
direct:// setActive 4 {(cursor_xPos > 1)?(0):(1)}
I see that it’s possible to move a curve on XYZ, but is it possible to rotate a curve so it’s truly 3d?
Thanks!
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