one question:

inlet 1 expects control number but where is data expected?

Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 07:42:49 -0700 From: noisesmith@gmail.com To: wavfreak@hotmail.com CC: pd-list@iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] nrpn

Silvio Almeida wrote:

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hi list.

can you please help me find the elusive nprnin/out object?

if not then is there a better way to achieve the same results(midi non-registered parameter numbers)?

thanks

S.Al.

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I found these a while back and fixed some bugs in them (doing multiplications where bit shifts would have sufficed, outletting values out of order).

I contacted the author about these fixes and he basically said they were an abandoned project for him and I should announce these versions on this list, which I just now finally got around to joining.

I have attached my fixed versions. They have no dependencies other than the ctl_in and ctl_out of vanilla pd.

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yeah, i misinterpreted the code and the comments :)

i'll make the adjustments if need them.

once again thanks.

S.Al

Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 09:15:04 -0700 From: noisesmith@gmail.com To: wavfreak@hotmail.com CC: pd-list@iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] nrpn

Silvio Almeida wrote:

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one question:

inlet 1 expects control number but where is data expected?

The nrpn_out object has two inlets, the first to send the data, and the second to set the nrpn number, with creation arguments $1 setting nrpn number and $2 setting channel. Probably for symmetry's sake there should be a third inlet for setting the channel at runtime, it looks like an easy fix.

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András Murányi wrote: ...

I have attached [nrpnout] by David McCallum which must be pretty much the same as Justin's [nrpn_out]. Actually I would be interested if someone would point out which if there is any important difference. FYI also attached my [nrpnout-yamaha] which is derived from David's. Yamaha nrpn uses msb and lsb addresses, hence the modification.

(BTW Wouldn't nrpnin/out and rpnout make sense in the object db?)

The difference between the nrpnout/nrpnout-yamaha and my nrpn_out is that mine uses only one ctlout object and uses rightshift instead of div, and mine does not accept a new channel from an inlet. The latter is an easy fix of course, the one I uploaded is a little harder to read and uses less RAM/CPU, for what it's worth.