Thank you cery much for your help!
2018-03-19 1:32 GMT+01:00 Alastair Leith :
> Thanks Adrian
>
> Yes in the past I would have used "&&” (AND), “||” (OR) in the maths
> expressions rather than the “? T : F” notation. Much cleaner to read, but
> it’s a year since I did any QC coding!
>
> Best
> Al
Thanks Adrian
Yes in the past I would have used "&&” (AND), “||” (OR) in the maths
expressions rather than the “? T : F” notation. Much cleaner to read, but it’s
a year since I did any QC coding!
Best
Alastair
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LOGIC101
You can specify multiple conditions within the same Maths patch.
"a > 3" is one condition, the result of which is true when a is higher than 3.
"a < 8" is another condition, the result of which is true when a is below 8.
Use a boolean operator (&& aka "Logical AND") to specify that yo
Thanks Alastair for your quick answer and for the example,
I guess I didn´t explain well. I think what I am looking for is different.
When I start the DAW I get in QC an increasing count with the measures
numbers (1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, etc...).
So, if I create, for example, a math expression "
I’m not sure what form the time signature or “measures informations” are expressed in.but if you are talking about 4/4 or 3/4 or 6/8 or 11/12 type or time signatures this come shows you how.I’m assuming the time signature comes in “3, 4” type of string and I split it with a String Components patch.
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