I have a number (received via OSC, changing really fast -every 20 ms- from some calculations) and I need to take the units, tens, hundreds and thousands like individual bangs. I thought using counter like this:

But the bangs don't go at the same frequency each position is changing in the received value.

Any ideas about how to accomplish this in a more elegant way?

Thanks a lot.

@prandam Try this...... abacus.pd
Although I am not sure what you mean by "bangs" and therefore you might not need [uzi].
Obviously add another leg on the left side if you need to split for "tens of thousands" too.
David.

@whale-av the idea is to build like a timer, where each bang bangs when a unit changes, or tens, or hundreds. The initial value is incrementing continuously and I want to separate each number and tie it to a different bang.

@prandam Maybe........ abacus2.pd
Unless you are using extended you will need [count] for the demo....... count.pd
David.

@whale-av this is right on the money, David. Thanks!

@prandam Another way to achieve the same: abacus3.pd

The [mod 10]s are not actually needed for the functionality, they are only to have nice numbers