Allow me to ask you another  question: when using SndBuf, can one address the soundbuffer multiple times independantely and/or at the same time?  Like when you want to do chords? I know of the existance of LiSa but there’s  no tutorials and it looks very complicated. 

Thanks in advance for your info.

Kind regards 

Herman

Hi,

'while' continuously evaluates the condition in () parenthesis (that in your case is 20::ms => now, a "pause"), and if that's true then executes the code in between {}.

That is the equivalent of having


while(true)

{

    your code;

    20::ms => now;

}

Cheers,

Mario

On 22/02/2020 09:37, herman verbaeten wrote:

Hi,

 In the flossmanuals i found this exemple  of modulation of the freq of a SinOsc.

Normally in the while() loop, between the brackets is the condition to keep the loop running. In the example it is a time. Complete confusion! 

Kind regards 

Herman

SinOsc s => dac; 

SinOsc lfo; 

5 => lfo.freq; 

while (20::ms => now) 

{
     ( lfo.last() * 10 ) + 440 => s.freq;
}

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