Hallo, chun lee hat gesagt: // chun lee wrote:
Hi frank:
Thanks for the reply!
Thanks for the feedback!!
Well, it looks like you find all the unfinished patches first. ;)
Sorry, I am a bit confused..... Ummm, first as in I am the first person that found it's unfinished or I got them from the wrong place so they are unfinished? where could I get the finished version?
Well, some of the patches in rradical are well tested, others aren't. You found the not-so-well tested ones first. Some well-tested ones are:
rrad.fm2~ rrad.adsr~ rrad.pattseq rrad.nseq rrad.delay~.pd rrad.eros~.pd rrad.rev1~.pd rrad.lop~ rrad.angriff~ speakerboxx rrad.minipli rrad.split~ rrad.metro rrad.fluid~
Regarding your send/recive problem: I cannot really duplicate this, but in the newer patches, I normally use the same send and receive names in the IEMGUI object (like it already is for $0-lfo). The "-in" and "-out" will be removed altogether everywhere to fit with this model. When I was doing those patches, I didn't knew that this simple approach can work very well and all the time.
I made a small mistake in my last post. $0-wave-out/in is correct, but the rest (warm, inst and lfo) isn't. I found that the send and receive symbol set in the sliders properties were the wrong way round as to the right order set in the Wave's radio buttons.
I now checked in a version which has all "-in" and -out" removed. This is much easier to work with and less errorprone.
error: scale: no method for "float"
You got the "wrong" [scale]
I suspected this might be the case (my [scale] is from GEM), but instead of looking for the right scale, I thought it might be quicker doing [/127]->[* somevale] to get the right scaling. I have done enough of object hunting yesterday;)
There also is checked in a rrad.scale.pd now, and "scale" was replaced in all (or most, in case I missed some) patches, that used maxlib "scale".
I forgot the double [sqrt] part!! How could I miss this. Can you check, if attached rrad.adsr4~ sounds better (with the [*~][*~] in again)? This has the [sqrt][sqrt] in it.
After I plugged the [rrad.adsr4~] in the place of [mgadsr] (presumably this is where you want me to try), I realized that there were quite a bit of modification need to be made for it to work (mainly the difference in output string format), so I just put the [sqrt]->[sqrt]->[vline~] in the [madsr] and kept the [mgadsr] as is. The level is good now.
Okay, I thought, analoggue osc was using the rrad.adsr~ envelope, sorry. madsr will go away and be replaced with rrad.adsr~ or rrad.adsr4~ later.
(hint: "pd usecases/use-showcase.pd" ;)
Ok, am I doing something fundamentally wrong in checking stuff out from the CVS? I got no "use-showcase.pd" in my "/abstractions/rradical/usecase" directory.
And I just did a on-line browsing at the CVS "CVS/pure-data/abstractions/rradical/usecases" and see no "use-showcase.pd" either.
What happened?
I forgot to check these into CVS, sorry for the confusion. I will add them ASAP. I was conviced they were checked in, but they are just on my own disk. :(
Anyway, you can also get the package from my site until Sourceforge catches up at: http://footils.org/pkg/showcase.tgz
Thanks a lot for your patience and reports!!
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__