Hey there,

I'd really like to create a time base handling the tenth of milliseconds (and even the hundredth of milliseconds, just dreamin' ).

[metro 0.1] doesn't work, so I read some posts on the forum and tried to make a custom [metro] that achieves it.

As Maelstorm (among others) said, banging from audio makes the initial accuracy 'loose'.

Here's a little patch using [expr~ $v1<.5] and [edge~].
It is supposed to show in the lower number box the number of 'bangs' outputted by the 'phasored' structure during one second.

Phasor with arguments value 10 or 100 work fine, but 1000 (and the 'wished' 10000 and 100000) values are systematically underrated.

Has someone a clue on how it would be possible to achieve such a 'decimilli-metro' ?

Thanks

Nau

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/phasorbang.pd

You can make a more accurate [metro] using a [delay] retriggering itself. [delay] works fine with an argument below 1ms.

I'll check this within an hour of two .

Thanks Ma(el)st(orm)er !