No worries! That would be because “setvalue” is not an object but a message. It should be placed in a message box (probably with a $1 so incoming values replace that value). Another option would be to use the “prepend” object with argument “setvalue”. That would put the message “setvalue” in front of the incoming values. I don’t remember the exact context I used it in this video, but hopefully that helps.
But I still prefer mc.targetlist @listmode 1 @chans 32 when you do the multislider process.maybe you should check that one out.if you want some "fade-in,fade-out" on your harmonics,mc.slide~ also a good object.
brilliant
beautiful
thank you very good
when I type setvaue max says: "no such object" sorry learning level here
No worries! That would be because “setvalue” is not an object but a message. It should be placed in a message box (probably with a $1 so incoming values replace that value). Another option would be to use the “prepend” object with argument “setvalue”. That would put the message “setvalue” in front of the incoming values. I don’t remember the exact context I used it in this video, but hopefully that helps.
thank you
But I still prefer mc.targetlist @listmode 1 @chans 32 when you do the multislider process.maybe you should check that one out.if you want some "fade-in,fade-out" on your harmonics,mc.slide~ also a good object.
Oh interesting. I haven't used that before but I'll definitely try it out. Already sounds cleaner than my method. Thanks for the tip!