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  1. The producer/consumer problem in CS is that one thread is making things and other threads are using those things.

    So I'd like to set one Pbind as a producer and different, simultaneous Pbinds as the consumers.

    So the producer Pbind is picking the chord (and holding a synthpad for a few beats) and consumer Pbinds are generating a melody and a bassline using degrees that are members of the chord.

    It seems like Pbindf is not the answer. Do I just need to set global variables in a Pfunc?

    #SuperCollider #Pbind #Lazyweb

  2. OK, here's today's question about the #SuperCollider Pattern library:

    I'm doing live sampling and I'm going to use onset detection to figure out when a phrase starts. But there's some "pre-roll" before that- which starts when the input level crosses some threshold. The sounds that come out ahead of the note articulation. I want to play a sample as a loop, but it needs to be ahead of the beat such that it starts playing from the threshold (so early) and hits the onset right on the beat.

    I'm guessing a #Pbind can't actually do this and I'm going to try rolling my own scheduling thing until I realise its a bloody nightmare.

    (I also want to make it such that setting the gate to 0 midloop keeps playing up until the next detected onset and … I'm spending too much time around Ableton lately and would like *some* of its affordances to be on offer....)

  3. Ok, everybody loves the pattern library

    What I want is a way to tell a #Pbind to stutter, but also to change the duration so the time taken by the repeats is equivalent to the original time.

    dur = dur/repeats.

    I know I can do Pbind().stutter(Pfunc({|evt| }), but the evt passed to the Pfunc is not the event generated inside the Pbind and has only default values.

    Is this actually possible aside from using BBcut stuff?

    #SuperCollider

  4. Lett's say I have a loop:

    Pdef(\loop, Pbind(
    \degree, Pseq((0..7), inf))).play;

    I want to be able to change that loop:

    Pbindef(\loop, \degree, Pseq((7..0), inf)).play

    But I only want this change to happen with the Pseq runs through to the end and starts over.

    Is this a P-thing?

    #SuperCollider #Pseq #Pbind #Pbindef #Pdef