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Post by kensuguro »

I was making a counter that restes. And to my dismay, the Constant Val modules' 0 is actually not 0. Checked using flexor's val monitor. It's actually 0 and then some. So, as a disappointing result, my counter keeps incrementing (tiny bit) even if the increment is set to 0. And also, when it resets, it doesn't "really" reset to 0.
Man, someone should come up with INT modules for non-float numbers.

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:smile:
why not use val monitor as constant value?
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well, I wanted to do a counter that counts in integers. And the val monitors seem to go from -1 to 1 in float. But, hey, that's a good idea!
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Val Monitors are also convenient to set perfect divisions. Take a couple of ringmods and ValMons, and ringmodulate an LFO, const freq,.. with Val Monitor at .5, .25, .125, 0.33.. to derive equal subdivisions.
To work in division steps of 16 as above, Poly Rythmer comes in handy too.

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