Hi! I’m looking for a way to reset feedback from audio. Currently, I reset it from a keyboard input and it works perfectly, but when I try to replace it with 0 or 1 values from a math input, the reset doesn’t work.
Hello @chacoteik,
It seems you might be encountering an issue with sending a pulse signal to the reset parameter.
A pulse from a CHOP is typically a 0 to 1 to 0 signal in a channel exported to the Pulse-type parameter.
In other words, pulse is generated whenever the value of your CHOP rises from 0 to any number above 0, but it must start from 0. In your case, it appears that the CHOP output from your audio is consistently above 0, preventing it from sending a pulse signal.
To resolve this, you’ll need to extract a pulse from the CHOP whenever its value crosses a specific threshold.
One effective method is to connect the CHOP to a Logic CHOP. Set the channel pre op parameter to “Rising Edge,” adjust the convert input parameter to “Off when outside bounds,” and define the lower bound in the bounds parameter as your threshold for pulse detection. This approach is suitable for values that rise above zero, though parameter settings may vary based on your input.
There are also other methods, such as using a CHOP Execute DAT with Python scripting, which can provide more flexibility in handling pulse generation if needed.
I hope this clarifies the issue and guides you to the solution.
Great! I understand. Thank you very much.