nice hack! quantization is probably what you want anyway! On 6 July 2014 16:10, Federico Lopez wrote:

Hi Carsten, there is a dirty way to do it.

You can make some kind of looper that machine.add yourFile.ck and after, say a bar, remove yourFile.ck, so, if you make some changes in yourFile.ck and save, you will have the saved file in the next bar.

Example:

// ---- // looper.ck // ----

// define your tempo 0.25::second => dur beat;

0 => int count;

while( true ) { count % 8 => int patt; if( patt == 0 ) { Machine.add(me.dir()+"/yourFile.ck") => int yourFileID;; 8 * beat => now; Machine.remove(yourFileID); } count++; } // -- end

in terminal

$ chuck looper.ck

You can create a BPM class to keep the things of yourFile.ck in tempo with the looper.

best regards,

Federico Lopez

On Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 1:24 PM, Carsten Høyer wrote:

...

Hi Completely new Chuck user. Can I do on the fly editing without using --replace? So that the programming will auto reload on save?

Thanks Carsten

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