Problem with "chords" amp in a Pbind

Questions
#1

Hi fellows,
when i play this kind of code, I’ve got more amp with the “chords” pattern.
I can understand the reason why, but I dont know how to reduce the amp just for that Pseq…
it drives me crazy. Tried a lot, but no way
Can someone give me some highlight?

a =[0,3,2,1];
Pbind(
\dur , Pseq([0.5],inf),
\degree,Pxrand([Pseq(a,1), Pseq([a,a+3].flop,1), Pseq(a.reverse,1)],inf)
).play;

#2

A quick and dirty work around for your example is just to use a.dup for the Pseqs that aren’t chords

#3

You can specify more than one parameter in your inner Pseq using an event.

Ex. (I have not tested this)

a=[0,3,2,1];
b=a+3;
f={|x|(\degree:x)};
a=a.collect(f);
b=b.collect(f);
f={|e|e.put(\amp, 0.25)};
Pbindf(
Pxrand([Pseq(a, 1), Pseq([a.collect(f),b.collect(f)].flop,1), Pseq(a.reverse,1)],inf),
\dur , Pseq([0.5],inf)).play;
#4

tried it, but got an error:
^^ The preceding error dump is for ERROR: Primitive ‘_BasicPut’ failed.
Index not an Integer
RECEIVER: [ ( ‘degree’: 0, ‘amp’: 0.25 ), ( ‘degree’: 3, ‘amp’: 0.25 ) ]

and it’s too too much abstractive for me to understand why.

the idea was cool!

#5

Figured out the problem. The event needs to be formatted like this (\amp: 0.2, \degree: [0,3]) instead of like this [(\amp:0.2, \degree: 0), (\amp:0.2, \degree: 3)]

Here is the corrected code:

a=[0,3,2,1];
f={|x|(\degree:x)};
Pbindf(
	Pxrand([Pseq(a.collect(f), 1), Pseq([a,a+3].flop.collect({|degrees|(\amp:0.2,\degree:degrees)}),1), Pseq(a.collect(f).reverse,1)],inf),
\dur , Pseq([0.5],inf)).play;
#6

YEAAHHHH
John, you become a kind of Divinity for me :wink:

thx a lot😎