detomon
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1 year ago Hello @AuzFox
I think using multiple clocks for this situation is the right approach. You can use the clocks's callback directly without attaching dividers (it's still possible if needed with BKDividerAttachToClock). I made a new example which shows this: https://github.com/detomon/BlipKit/blob/master/examples/clocks.c (I hope it's clear). This uses three clocks running with different periods which sync up every second. Technically, there is a drift between the clocks because of rounding errors, but it's minuscule and shouldn't be relevant.
AuzFox
Hello! Had a quick question regarding attaching multiple clocks to a context. I hope it's not too much trouble! I'm trying to write a tracker similar to LSDJ in that each track can set its own play speed based on the tempo of the song. (For example, track A might run at 4 rows per beat while track B runs at 5 rows per beat) I don't believe this is possible when only using the master clock, but I see that it's possible to attach multiple clocks to a context, so my thinking is to create one clock per track and use that to drive the divider callbacks. Would this be the correct approach? If so, how would I set this up? If not, what would be the preferred method to accomplish this?