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On Tue, 2011-12-20 at 19:30 +0100, Kassen wrote:
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On 20/12/2011, Joel Matthys <<A HREF="mailto:joel@matthysmusic.com">joel@matthysmusic.com</A>> wrote:
> Hi all. I've been messing with Fluxa, and it's really terrific. I just
> have a couple of questions.
>
Great!
> How do I adjust tempo? I've tried changing the tempo, bpb, and bpm-mult
> variables but I didn't notice any change.
>
Well, the return value of the function you hand to (seq ) sets the
time until the next note. This means that you can create a shuffle
using a last line that is something like this;
(if (even? clock) .1 .15)
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Ah, that makes a lot of sense. So are the existing tempo, bpb and bpm-mult variables unimplemented?
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Whoooops! Yes, that would be nice, but I agree with the source that
what we really need is import for scala files. That would immediately
sort out all complaints anyone could ever have about tunings. Would
you be up for that? If not some functions are better than no
functions, I feel.
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Hmm, yes I think I could work out the scala import. I already have the base functions written (for RTcmix) so it would just be a matter of parsing the scala files. I'll work on it.<BR>
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Joel
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