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Mozaic simple question?

BellowsBellows
in General App Discussion

Hi,
I am a beginner with Mozaic and need some help. I am trying to write a script which identifies chords and then outputs some thing based on what the chord is. It can be done on one channel and only needs a little more than one octave of range. My idea is IF C4 and E4 and G4 are all true at any given moment it is an identifiable chord and I can send a midi bass note out. I can identify the notes all right but cannot seem to make an AND work. Looking at the note state variable but will try anything. It seems simple but alludes me.
Thanks

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  • wimwim

    @Bellows said:
    Hi,
    I am a beginner with Mozaic and need some help. I am trying to write a script which identifies chords and then outputs some thing based on what the chord is. It can be done on one channel and only needs a little more than one octave of range. My idea is IF C4 and E4 and G4 are all true at any given moment it is an identifiable chord and I can send a midi bass note out. I can identify the notes all right but cannot seem to make an AND work. Looking at the note state variable but will try anything. It seems simple but alludes me.
    Thanks

    Can you post a snippet of code that isn't working the way you expect? If you put three "`" on a line by themselves both before and after the code, it'll be rendered in a code block for easier reading.

    ```
    if 1=0
    //do something
    endif
    ```

    will render as:

      if 1 = 0
    //do something
  endif
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