Difference between revisions of "jumpMod"

Latest revision as of 19:06, 13 July 2019

jumpMod takes the identifier of the ControlPattern track and an integer cycleMod. It will jump at cycle boundary into the given pattern when currentCycle `mod` cycleMod == 0.

Example: Say you have this:

d1 $ sound "hh*4"
d2 $ sound "bd" --have a beat on the 1 for orientation

Then the subdivision on the hi-hat will increase in one of the next 2 cycles after evaluation of the next line:

jumpMod 1 2 $ sound "hh*8" --`1` because `d1`

The transition will align with one of the next 2 bd onsets.

See also: jump, jumpIn, jumpIn'

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 [[Category:Transitions]]
-<code>jumpMod</code> takes the identifier of the "pattern swimlane" and an integer ''cycleCount''. It will jump '''at cycle boundary''' into the given pattern after ''cycleCount'' cycles have completed '''and''' if <code>cycle mod == 0</code>.
+<code>jumpMod</code> takes the identifier of the ControlPattern track and an integer ''cycleMod''. It will jump '''at cycle boundary''' into the given pattern when <code>currentCycle `mod` cycleMod == 0</code>.
 '''Example:''' Say you have this:
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 d2 $ sound "bd" --have a beat on the 1 for orientation
 </source>
-Then the subdivision on the hi-hat will increase 2 cycles after evaluation of the next line:
+Then the subdivision on the hi-hat will increase in one of the next 2 cycles after evaluation of the next line:
 <source>
 jumpMod 1 2 $ sound "hh*8" --`1` because `d1`
 </source>
-The transition will line up with a beat on cycle boundary but not necessarily the next <code>bd</code> you hear.
+The transition will align with one of the next 2 <code>bd</code> onsets.
 '''See also:''' [[jump]], [[jumpIn]], [[jumpIn']]