Beat phase monitor help

[onetidd]

Hello,

I tried to map 4 pad on the beat monitor and it work like a charm with:

Beat phase monitor:

Button 1 (-0.50 ; -0.25)
Button 2 (-0.25 ; 0.00)
Button 3 (0.00 ; 0.25)
Button 4 (0.25 ; 0.50)

But now i try to map 8 pad for the same thing... How can i do this..

Thanx

[Stewe]

Divide the range in to eight step sequence.

1 ..... -5
2
3
4
......... 0

5
6
7
8 ..... 5

[onetidd]

wow it seems to be hard as i don't know how to get the good number..

[onetidd]

sorry it work now, is there a way to get it slower please?

[lysknapp]

Whats the Numbers?

[onetidd]

I found that:

1: -0.50 -0.375
2: -03.75 -0.2.50
3: -0.250 -0.125
4: -0.125 -0
0
5: 0 0.125
6: 0.125 0.250
7: 0.250 0.375
8: 0.375 0.500

[RenatoAubert]

i am not getting that number system setting can anyone knowledgeable would throw some light on it so i may understand it well

[onetidd]

Sorry here is the correct number:
1: -0.50000 -0.37500
2: -0.37500 -0.25000
3: -0.25000 -0.12500
4: -0.12500 -0.00000
5: 0.00000 0.12500
6: 0.12500 0.25000
7: 0.25000 0.37500
8: 0.37500 0.50000

[Yul]

i am not getting that number system setting can anyone knowledgeable would throw some light on it so i may understand it well

That's the midi out range [minus 0.5 to plus 0.5], 0 being the middle point. In this case 0 is your beat 'blink' if you prefer. On one pad it will blink on the beat and define the lenght of the light lit for example a command of -0.005 to 0.005 will give you a sharp blink, a command of -0.45 to 0.45 would give you a longer light (but still on beat).

In Onetidd first example on 4 pads, the defined range will light each of those in turn within a range of one beat.
A bit like that on this s4's sample buttons



On 8 pads like he wants to do he needs to define 8 chunks by dividing that range, but it's the same principle.

[onetidd]

That's the midi out range [minus 0.5 to plus 0.5], 0 being the middle point. In this case 0 is your beat 'blink' if you prefer. On one pad it will blink on the beat and define the lenght of the light lit for example a command of -0.005 to 0.005 will give you a sharp blink, a command of -0.45 to 0.45 would give you a longer light (but still on beat).

In Onetidd first example on 4 pads, the defined range will light each of those in turn within a range of one beat.
A bit like that on this s4's sample buttons



On 8 pads like he wants to do he needs to define 8 chunks by dividing that range, but it's the same principle.

Oh thank yul so to have a full Long Bright i should go to -0.4 to +0.4 if its correct?