Mobile Zombie
I can store up to 4 different loops for each track by script.
I also need an indication like a flashing button when the relevant loop is playing.
So, how do I detect when a loop is playing? I searched for something "like" :
loop_play "Saved Loop 1" ? blink : off (The saved loop names are Saved Loop 1-4)
I also need an indication like a flashing button when the relevant loop is playing.
So, how do I detect when a loop is playing? I searched for something "like" :
loop_play "Saved Loop 1" ? blink : off (The saved loop names are Saved Loop 1-4)
Inviato Mon 27 Jul 15 @ 3:32 am
Adion
loop_load_prepare "Save Loop 1" ? blink : off
should do it.
should do it.
Inviato Mon 27 Jul 15 @ 4:03 am
Mobile Zombie
Thanx Adion, that works.
To make things more complicated I wanted to implement the above script to a led which has other assignments aswell:
loop_load 'Saved Loop 1' ? constant yellow : constant '18,18,0' & loop_load_prepare "Saved Loop 1" ? constand red : off
In other words, if no loop is stored in slot "Saved Loop 1" led is yellow dim, and if a loop is stored, yellow is bright on.
When the loop is playing I wanted to have for example red led on, but that does not happen.
As a general script question, does a script always pass through the entire line, reading script after the "&" sign ?
To make things more complicated I wanted to implement the above script to a led which has other assignments aswell:
loop_load 'Saved Loop 1' ? constant yellow : constant '18,18,0' & loop_load_prepare "Saved Loop 1" ? constand red : off
In other words, if no loop is stored in slot "Saved Loop 1" led is yellow dim, and if a loop is stored, yellow is bright on.
When the loop is playing I wanted to have for example red led on, but that does not happen.
As a general script question, does a script always pass through the entire line, reading script after the "&" sign ?
Inviato Mon 27 Jul 15 @ 1:17 pm
Adion
I think you have the order wrong.
Now when there is a loop stored, yellow will be on, and you won't reach the other part. (When it is active it will also be available)
loop_load 'Saved Loop 1' ? loop_load_prepare "Saved Loop 1" ? constant yellow : constant '18,18,0' : off
Although you can't actually put brackets in vdjscript, the logic is easier to see if you imagine them there:
loop_load 'Saved Loop 1' ? (loop_load_prepare "Saved Loop 1" ? constant yellow : constant '18,18,0') : off
Now when there is a loop stored, yellow will be on, and you won't reach the other part. (When it is active it will also be available)
loop_load 'Saved Loop 1' ? loop_load_prepare "Saved Loop 1" ? constant yellow : constant '18,18,0' : off
Although you can't actually put brackets in vdjscript, the logic is easier to see if you imagine them there:
loop_load 'Saved Loop 1' ? (loop_load_prepare "Saved Loop 1" ? constant yellow : constant '18,18,0') : off
Inviato Mon 27 Jul 15 @ 1:28 pm
Mobile Zombie
Great! Works as I wanted. Thanx for fast help.
While we're on the subject of script and lighting leds. I tried to use "blink" instead of "constant 18,18,0" but it did not flash.
Is blinking not supported this way with RGB leds perhaps?
While we're on the subject of script and lighting leds. I tried to use "blink" instead of "constant 18,18,0" but it did not flash.
Is blinking not supported this way with RGB leds perhaps?
Inviato Mon 27 Jul 15 @ 2:52 pm
djdad
use ..
blink ? constant 'whatevercoloruwant' : off
blink ? constant 'whatevercoloruwant' : off
Inviato Tue 28 Jul 15 @ 5:22 am