here is a patch i just made because i do a lot of midi sequencing and these vintage machines have very different midi time lag.

it basically takes three integers for milliseconds, finds the lowest one and then delays the output to the other two machines accordingly. using "pipe". i usually feed it with bangs but pipe will also delay numbers etc. ... so this can be used in many ways.

im wondering if this could be written simpler, i use nested logical comparators and the correct order of the variables is a bit of a nightmare to figure out in PD.

adjust-lag.pd

@lilakmonoke synch-val and synch-val6 are missing, what do they do?

@lilakmonoke believe it or not I think it can be done with only one expr object.

adjust-lag_simple.pd

is this the behaviour you want?

synch-val just sends out all variables from left to right if one of them changes. sorry, i thought that comes along with the patch.

@weightless yes thats it exactly, thanks! i started off with nested ifs but then thought thats exactly what logic comparators are for, but the left to right rule in pd is really a bitch in logic networks.

anyways, thats a much simpler solution, thanks. i recon this patch might be useful to somebody. i make minimal experimental hardware music and do all my sequencing in pd by now ... audio tracks are in the signature.

adjust-lag.pd

synch-val6.pd