Delay two Pbind

[dkmayer]

I’ve already answered your originally 3rd question in my first post of this thread, you can use Pseg:

Delay two Pbind

Hello and welcome, ad 1) Ptpar([0, w, 0.5, x]).play; ad 2) e.g. ... \lag, Pstutter(4, Pseries(0, 0.05)), \midinote,Pseq([[72,69,64,60],[72,69,64,59],[72,69,62,57],[71,64,62,59]],inf), ... Obviously here Pstutter’s repetition number is based on the fixed loop length. A dynamic loop length would require a slight adaption, i.e. coupling of those params. ad 3) Essentially Pseg should do what you want, e.g. ... \lag, Pstutter(4, Pseg(Pseq([0, 10], inf), Pseq([60, 10], inf))), ... For a j…

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Best way to change different parameters at different "rates" on a pattern?

Check the repetition patterns. Maybe Pgate: ( a = Pbind(*[ instrument: \test, step: Pseq([false, true],inf), filterFreq: Pseq([400, 1000], inf), dur: 0.5, freq: Pgate(Pwhite(400, 2000), inf, \step), ]); a.play; )

Newbie: what is the unit of .wait and can it be changed?

Line is a UGen, it only makes sense within a synth definition. What you need is a language-side solution. Concerning your setup: probably it makes sense to look into Pspawner, which is a powerful pattern, designed to arrange sub-patterns, exactly the task you are going to achieve here. And while James is right that you don’t need to make new tempo clocks for everything, keep in mind that adjusting the default tempo clock means, that all new patterns that you are playing without a specified Te…

I’ve also written a tutorial on this topic proposing a number of alternatives, see “Event patterns and LFOs” from the miSCellaneous_lib quark.