Hi, The answer to the second question will help to answer the first, so I will start there. Every UGen supports the .last method, which returns a float of the last sample computed by that UGen. sinosc a => dac; while(1::samp =>now) a.last => float x; This will grab the last sample and then make a new float x. Once you have the data from an audio stream you can do whatever you want with it. So you could do this or something like it. Event impulse; if ( std.fabs(x) == 1. ) impulse.broadcast(); You can do analysis on the audio stream and come up with a set of conditions that define when you should throw your event. I hope this helps. --art On 14-Dec-05, at 12:54 PM, michael breitenbach wrote:

hi,

1. is it possible to create a event from a audiosignal (for example a pulse force a event)?

2. and is it possible to use a audiosignal as a float value in chuck code - like a snapshot function?

sinosc a => float x => dac; // this doesn't work

micha

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