Hello,
I tried the following tree with tempo 60 on a voice:
(? (((4 4) ((1 (1 1 1 1 -996)) -3))))
and if i use the true-durations object, I suppose to get something like:
(1 1 1 1 -996 -3000)
but instead true-durations gives me nil as a result.
why is this happening?
best,
rc
Dear rc,
Yes same problem as your last post.
true-duration uses Objfromobjs method transforming a voice into a chord-seq. In your 1 millisecond example, (can you hear 1 millisecond by the way?), the chord-seq reduces your rhythm to one event because it cannot display 1 ms event due to noteon/noteoff (even midi cannot play this). So you get to have a nil. and if you quantify the rhythm you will get an empty voice.
The problem here is also limitation. Even machines have limits 
Best
K
Hi K,
I see.
I understand that machines have limits. What I don’t get it is the inconsistency of this object. In the case of this tree:
(? (((4 4) ((1 (-220 1 1 1 1 -220)) -3))))
the object gives durations of 2 ms.
in the beginning i thought that the object calculated true durations from the inlets (onsets & durs) since chord-seq works fine with 1ms and it even return it back from its outlet.
best,
rc
