husk's solution seems a little circuitous. Requiring a whole extra data protocol. I'd make a copy of the abstraction, and add a group of send boxes to them (if there aren't some already). Then simply find the parameters you want to change in the patch you're working on, and place a receive object (with the corresponding name to the send on the knob, slider or button you want to assign) above that and use some arithmetic to get to the range you want. Remember, nanokontrol sends midi control signals, which work from 0 - 127. Personally I tend to start with [/ 127] (giving you a range of 0 - 1) and then multiply by the range you want. You could then [+ ] the minimum number of the resultant range. Date: Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:37:03 +0100 From: husk00@gmail.com To: roberto.duarte@gmail.com CC: pd-list@iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] how to use a korg nano kontrol with pd
Hi Roberto, pureKontrol takes the midi signal from the korg and converts it to osc message. First you have to connect to some host, for example your computer (localhost or 127.0.0.1) into a port (for example 1234), then you can receive the incoming OSC message. Once you are connected (for exampe to localhost 1234) you can receive the osc message from korg just creating a [dumpOSC 1234] object in puredata and print the output.
In order to make it easier you can find a reciver patch inside pureKontrol directory that comes with a [OSCroute] object that already route all the incoming messages from pureKontrol. So copy reciver.pd inside particle chamber and connect route's output to what do you want.
Hope it helps you suerte husk
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 11:59 AM, Roberto Duarte roberto.duarte@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, Im new with pd. Im trying to use my nano kontrol to control a pd patch, particle chamber for instance( http://macumbista.net/?page_id=370 ), I just download 3 different patches or abstractions to do so:
the nanokontrol-panel.pd and nanokontrol ( http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-2776-korg-nanokontrol-abstraction ) , and purekontrol ( http://www.estereotips.net/?page_id=482&lang=ES ) .
I tested all and worked fine, responding to knobs, sliders etc; but what comes next, how can I connect these patches (or abstractions?) to control thing on particle chamber or how can I assign sliders or knobs to control it. Do I need to copy something inside the particle chamber? how do I need to proceed step by step.
Any help will be appreciated, thanks a lot!! _______________________________________________
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