Hi all,
suppose I have a multi-seq like this:
Here the onset of the first chord-seq is 85590 ms, the onset of the second is 11979 ms, the onset of the third is 0 ms, and so is the onset of the fourth. What I’m looking for is the most efficient way to extract recursively the onset of (the first note of) every chord-seq in a multi-seq. Thanks for your kind attention.
All the best,
Francesco Vitale
Hi Francesco,
Well here you go:
And the patch:
onsets.omp (8.3 KB)
Next time, please do send a patch or an om instance instead of a .png. An image is too hard to compute 
Best
K
Many thanks,
that’s brilliant, as usual. I was exactly looking for a solution that did not involve double loops, like that. Sorry for not having included an .omp, I thought my request was too generic to require one.
All the best,
Francesco
…Of course, if you don’t like loops you always can use a mapcar
the patch:
onsets 2.omp (10.4 KB)
Best
K
Great! These examples of equivalence or “synonymity” between different programming options have always an instructive value. Thanks again for all.
Best,
Francesco
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K
