Difference between revisions of "jump"
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| − | <code>jump</code> is essentially the ''no transition''-transition. It jumps directly into the given pattern. The variants [[jumpIn]] and [[jumpMod]] provide more useful capabilities. | + | <code>jump</code> is essentially the ''no transition''-transition. It jumps directly into the given pattern. The variants [[jumpIn]], [[jumpIn']] and [[jumpMod]] provide more useful capabilities. |
'''Example:''' Say you have | '''Example:''' Say you have | ||
Latest revision as of 18:50, 13 July 2019
jump is essentially the no transition-transition. It jumps directly into the given pattern. The variants jumpIn, jumpIn' and jumpMod provide more useful capabilities.
Example: Say you have
d1 $ sound "hh*4"then both of the following lines will have the same effect when evaluated:
d1 $ sound "hh*8"
jump 1 $ sound "hh*8" --`1` to change the pattern in `d1`