Legaldj1
Hello, Klaus Mogensen had posted this script in YouTube to loop the scratch DNA effect:
up ? repeat_stop 'loopit' & effect_active 'scratch dna' 0 : repeat_start_instant 'loopit' 10ms & effect_active 'scratch dna' ? nothing : scratch_dna 'EAEA.EAEA'
According to this, the button needs to be continuously pressed for it to play, but when releasing the button, it stops immediately and doesn't finish the scratch_dna effect if stopped in the middle of the effect playing.
Is there a way to modify this script so that when I release the button, the effect will continue playing until it is finished?
Thanks.
up ? repeat_stop 'loopit' & effect_active 'scratch dna' 0 : repeat_start_instant 'loopit' 10ms & effect_active 'scratch dna' ? nothing : scratch_dna 'EAEA.EAEA'
According to this, the button needs to be continuously pressed for it to play, but when releasing the button, it stops immediately and doesn't finish the scratch_dna effect if stopped in the middle of the effect playing.
Is there a way to modify this script so that when I release the button, the effect will continue playing until it is finished?
Thanks.
Inviato Wed 24 Apr 24 @ 8:44 pm
locoDog
up ? repeat_stop 'loopit' : repeat_start_instant 'loopit' 10ms & effect_active 'scratch dna' ? nothing : scratch_dna 'EAEA.EAEA'
that wasn't obvious?
Inviato Wed 24 Apr 24 @ 8:54 pm
Legaldj1
No, lol, I am a novice when it comes to scripting. Thanks.
Inviato Thu 25 Apr 24 @ 2:58 am
locoDog
I went back over this, I had a custom_button thing ages ago that repeated while held played the full dna sequence on release and didn't suffer from rsi fuzzy timing.
I eventually found it, but it was messy so I remade it.
For those curious the trick is calling a loop the same length as the dna sequence, then moving that loop a fraction before the position of the dna call.
The loop means the dna sequence never gets to the complete position and it's a position driven fx so it just repeats with the loop.
I eventually found it, but it was messy so I remade it.
For those curious the trick is calling a loop the same length as the dna sequence, then moving that loop a fraction before the position of the dna call.
The loop means the dna sequence never gets to the complete position and it's a position driven fx so it just repeats with the loop.
down ? ( effect_button "scratch dna" 3 on ? quantize_loop on ? loop 2 : quantize_loop on & loop 2 & quantize_loop off : quantize_loop on ? quantize_loop off & loop 2 & quantize_loop on : loop 2 ) & loop_move -20ms & scratch_dna "EADA.DADA." : loop 0 & play ? : play
Inviato Thu 02 May 24 @ 9:12 am