jazzmutant lemur User Manual
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• Open the Lemur Project file ProcessMonitor.xml. The interface is shown below.
The Lemur project has a tiny Pad object, a Monitor, and a SignalScope. Let’s examine the
Project Browser view of what’s going on. Open up the Default interface and the object
called mini, which is the Pad in the upper-left-hand corner of the screen.
Project Browser view of what’s going on. Open up the Default interface and the object
called mini, which is the Pad in the upper-left-hand corner of the screen.
Notice that we’ve created a new variable inside the mini object called counter. It
multiplies the x variable of the mini object by 100.
multiplies the x variable of the mini object by 100.
The idea of this Project is that the computer will send an OSC message to the Pad object
named mini. The mini object will then use its counter variable to scale the value (which
was transmitted between 0 and 1) to a quantity appropriate for display.
named mini. The mini object will then use its counter variable to scale the value (which
was transmitted between 0 and 1) to a quantity appropriate for display.
• Click on the Monitor object called status, and examine its General Properties. The
Value property is shown below.
This shows that the Monitor is used to print out the value of mini.counter. Another point
is that since this is an integer value (it’s a MIDI note number), we’ve set the Precision for
the Monitor to 0, so it doesn’t display extraneous decimal info.
is that since this is an integer value (it’s a MIDI note number), we’ve set the Precision for
the Monitor to 0, so it doesn’t display extraneous decimal info.