Send Message
Description
Function that sends a new target value to a dynamic controller.
(send-message ... )
Lisp Syntax and Default Values
(send-message message_name destination_value ramp_time ))
Parameters
The (send-message ...) function takes three arguments:
- message_name: the OSC or Modalys message name to listen to, in quotes.
- destination_value: new target value for the dynamic controller.
- ramp_time: the time that the dynamic controller will take to get from where it is to the new value.
Note that destination value is given before the ramp time, unlike the older set-breakpoint function, where the ramp time is given first.
Discussion
The send-message command allows you to change the value of a dynamic controller at synthesis time. This command is discussed in detail in the reference pages for the dynamic controller.
Options
There are no special options for this function.
See Also
(make-controller 'dynamic ... )
(set-breakpoint ... )
Plan :
- Modalys
- Summary
- An Introduction to Modalys
- Objects
- Accesses
- Connections
- Controllers
- Constant Controller
- Envelope Controller
- Access Speed Controller
- Access Position Controller
- Access Force Controller
- Connection State Controller
- Last Sample Controller
- Sound File Controller
- MIDI File Controller
- Dynamic Controller
- Send Message
- Set Breakpoint
- Signal Controller
- Scale Controller
- Arithmetic Controller
- Expression Controller
- Foreign-Call Controller
- Sine Controller
- Random Controller
- Band-Limited Noise Controller
- Noise (Band-Limited Impulse) Controller
- Delay Controller
- Bilinear (First Order IIR) Filter
- Biquadratic (Second Order IIR) Filter
- Constant Second Order (Bandpass) Filter
- Variable Second Order (Bandpass) Filter
- Dimension-Mapping Controller
- Sum Controller
- Spread Controller
- (get-info 'value ... )
- The Modalys Workspace
- Appendix
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