i'm not really in a hurry at this point, so i'll continue poking around in what i have for the moment, but since the hurry will be getting on in about a week or so, i'm glad to know about your [play-samp~]. i actually know it (almost it) from your slicer~abs, and it looks like it'll be great to use as an example too. thanks. robbert
Hallo, robbert van hulzen hat gesagt: // robbert van hulzen wrote:
a good start indeed... still working on it, trying to figure it out. thanks!
If you're in a hurry: RTC-lib (update just announced) contains a simple sample player called play-samp~.pd which does reversed and looped playback of tables holding 44.1kHz samples. [samp10~] is the polyphonic version of it. The only external used is [arraysize], basic playback in one direction, non-looped even works without that.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
hmm. this could fit in this thread....
i would like some pros to look at this patch to give me some grumpy
feedback.
thank you.
Am 28.11.2006 um 03:56 schrieb robbert van hulzen:
i'm not really in a hurry at this point, so i'll continue poking
around in what i have for the moment, but since the hurry will be getting on
in about a week or so, i'm glad to know about your [play-samp~]. i actually
know it (almost it) from your slicer~abs, and it looks like it'll be great
to use as an example too. thanks. robbertHallo, robbert van hulzen hat gesagt: // robbert van hulzen wrote:
a good start indeed... still working on it, trying to figure it out. thanks!
If you're in a hurry: RTC-lib (update just announced) contains a simple sample player called play-samp~.pd which does reversed and looped playback of tables holding 44.1kHz samples. [samp10~] is the polyphonic version of it. The only external used is [arraysize],
basic playback in one direction, non-looped even works without that.
working version: sorry.
Am 28.11.2006 um 11:32 schrieb Max Neupert:
hmm. this could fit in this thread.... i would like some pros to look at this patch to give me some grumpy
feedback. thank you.<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 03:56 schrieb robbert van hulzen:
i'm not really in a hurry at this point, so i'll continue poking
around in what i have for the moment, but since the hurry will be getting on
in about a week or so, i'm glad to know about your [play-samp~]. i actually
know it (almost it) from your slicer~abs, and it looks like it'll be great
to use as an example too. thanks. robbertHallo, robbert van hulzen hat gesagt: // robbert van hulzen wrote:
a good start indeed... still working on it, trying to figure it
out. thanks!If you're in a hurry: RTC-lib (update just announced) contains a simple sample player called play-samp~.pd which does reversed and looped playback of tables holding 44.1kHz samples. [samp10~] is the polyphonic version of it. The only external used is [arraysize],
basic playback in one direction, non-looped even works without that.
A couple comments:
- hiding the implementation in a subpatch would make the interface
elements much clearer.
- adding english translations would help the non-German speakers
- I couldn't find the "play" button
.hc
On Nov 28, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Max Neupert wrote:
working version: sorry.
<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 11:32 schrieb Max Neupert:
hmm. this could fit in this thread.... i would like some pros to look at this patch to give me some
grumpy feedback. thank you.<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 03:56 schrieb robbert van hulzen:
i'm not really in a hurry at this point, so i'll continue poking
around in what i have for the moment, but since the hurry will be getting
on in about a week or so, i'm glad to know about your [play-samp~]. i
actually know it (almost it) from your slicer~abs, and it looks like it'll be
great to use as an example too. thanks. robbertHallo, robbert van hulzen hat gesagt: // robbert van hulzen wrote:
a good start indeed... still working on it, trying to figure it
out. thanks!If you're in a hurry: RTC-lib (update just announced) contains a simple sample player called play-samp~.pd which does reversed and looped playback of tables holding 44.1kHz samples. [samp10~] is the polyphonic version of it. The only external used is [arraysize],
basic playback in one direction, non-looped even works without that.
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dear hcs,
i've changed it according to your suggestions. there is no play
button because it should play right when you opened a sample. i
suggest one wich is 1-5 seconds long with 44.1 kHz. if the rate is
different then set it.
the ftos object is used. i don't know wich library this is and how i
should avoid it, some people apparently don't have it.
i haven't tone very much in the audio domain and i would be happy to
hear thinks like it should not be done like this because of ...
rather use ... it will be better because ...
thank you.
Am 28.11.2006 um 22:07 schrieb Hans-Christoph Steiner:
A couple comments:
- hiding the implementation in a subpatch would make the interface
elements much clearer.
- adding english translations would help the non-German speakers
- I couldn't find the "play" button
.hc
On Nov 28, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Max Neupert wrote:
working version: sorry.
<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 11:32 schrieb Max Neupert:
hmm. this could fit in this thread.... i would like some pros to look at this patch to give me some
grumpy feedback. thank you.<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 03:56 schrieb robbert van hulzen:
i'm not really in a hurry at this point, so i'll continue poking
around in what i have for the moment, but since the hurry will be getting
on in about a week or so, i'm glad to know about your [play-samp~]. i
actually know it (almost it) from your slicer~abs, and it looks like it'll be
great to use as an example too. thanks. robbertHallo, robbert van hulzen hat gesagt: // robbert van hulzen wrote:
a good start indeed... still working on it, trying to figure
it out. thanks!If you're in a hurry: RTC-lib (update just announced) contains a simple sample player called play-samp~.pd which does reversed and looped playback of tables holding 44.1kHz samples. [samp10~] is
the polyphonic version of it. The only external used is
[arraysize], basic playback in one direction, non-looped even works without that.
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and this we should do freely and generously. - Benjamin
Franklin
Here's a minor tweak to get it working, and a handy [pddp/dsp] to
control the DSP
.hc
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:38 PM, Max Neupert wrote:
dear hcs,
i've changed it according to your suggestions. there is no play
button because it should play right when you opened a sample. i
suggest one wich is 1-5 seconds long with 44.1 kHz. if the rate is
different then set it. the ftos object is used. i don't know wich library this is and how
i should avoid it, some people apparently don't have it. i haven't tone very much in the audio domain and i would be happy
to hear thinks like it should not be done like this because of ...
rather use ... it will be better because ... thank you.<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 22:07 schrieb Hans-Christoph Steiner:
A couple comments:
- hiding the implementation in a subpatch would make the interface
elements much clearer.
- adding english translations would help the non-German speakers
- I couldn't find the "play" button
.hc
On Nov 28, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Max Neupert wrote:
working version: sorry.
<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 11:32 schrieb Max Neupert:
hmm. this could fit in this thread.... i would like some pros to look at this patch to give me some
grumpy feedback. thank you.<easysampler.pd>
Am 28.11.2006 um 03:56 schrieb robbert van hulzen:
i'm not really in a hurry at this point, so i'll continue
poking around in what i have for the moment, but since the hurry will be getting
on in about a week or so, i'm glad to know about your [play-samp~]. i
actually know it (almost it) from your slicer~abs, and it looks like it'll be
great to use as an example too. thanks. robbertHallo, robbert van hulzen hat gesagt: // robbert van hulzen wrote:
> a good start indeed... still working on it, trying to figure
> it out. > thanks!If you're in a hurry: RTC-lib (update just announced) contains a simple sample player called play-samp~.pd which does reversed and looped playback of tables holding 44.1kHz samples. [samp10~]
is the polyphonic version of it. The only external used is
[arraysize], basic playback in one direction, non-looped even works without that.
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Benjamin Franklin
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realize his wishes. Now that he can realize them, he must either
change them, or perish. -William Carlos Williams
On 28/11/2006, at 21.07, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
- I couldn't find the "play" button
I wondered that too. Found that one had to:
- load a smaple
- toggle "the" metro on
- move the In slider a bit to "start", then move it back or leave it
- adjust the volume
- play with the In/Out/Play sliders
On 28/11/2006, at 21.48, Steffen wrote:
Found that one had to:
- load a smaple
- toggle "the" metro on
- move the In slider a bit to "start", then move it back or leave it
- adjust the volume
- play with the In/Out/Play sliders
Sorry. By bad. The "move he In slider part" seam not needed.
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:59 PM, Steffen wrote:
On 28/11/2006, at 21.48, Steffen wrote:
Found that one had to:
- load a smaple
- toggle "the" metro on
- move the In slider a bit to "start", then move it back or leave it
- adjust the volume
- play with the In/Out/Play sliders
Sorry. By bad. The "move he In slider part" seam not needed.
That's what fixed it for me. In order for it to start, I need to
move the IN slider. Then it works. To fix this add a [loadbang]-[1
( to this part of [pd stuff]
[r in_out] [loadbang | / | [1 ( | / | / [set $1( |
Its a very nice patch, especially now that's its all cleaned up. It
would be a very nice graph-on-parent object to have. Also, in this
form, it would be a nice tutorial patch. Mind if I add it to the
audio tutorial?
.hc
Computer science is no more related to the computer than astronomy is
related to the telescope. -Edsger Dykstra
Am 29.11.2006 um 07:54 schrieb Hans-Christoph Steiner:
That's what fixed it for me. In order for it to start, I need to
move the IN slider. Then it works. To fix this add a [loadbang]-[1 ( to this part of [pd stuff][r in_out] [loadbang | / | [1 ( | / | / [set $1( |
Its a very nice patch, especially now that's its all cleaned up.
It would be a very nice graph-on-parent object to have. Also, in
this form, it would be a nice tutorial patch. Mind if I add it to
the audio tutorial?
i feel very honoured. you may add it there without doubt. i will try to do a GOP version with some more (basic) features. therefore i have two questions:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble to
find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens
no helpfile here)
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local. so i just
add "$0-" before?
max
Very nice patch, Max!
I would suggest a "retrigger" bang to allow immediate retriggering of the file, so it's easier to sync playback with other events.
~Kyle
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
Am 29.11.2006 um 07:54 schrieb Hans-Christoph Steiner:
That's what fixed it for me. In order for it to start, I need to move the IN slider. Then it works. To fix this add a [loadbang]-[1 ( to this part of [pd stuff]
[r in_out] [loadbang | / | [1 ( | / | / [set $1( |
Its a very nice patch, especially now that's its all cleaned up. It would be a very nice graph-on-parent object to have. Also, in this form, it would be a nice tutorial patch. Mind if I add it to the audio tutorial?
i feel very honoured. you may add it there without doubt. i will try to do a GOP version with some more (basic) features. therefore i have two questions:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble to
find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local. so i just
add "$0-" before?
max
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On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either.
(opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and
lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't
located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that
would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if
it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send
a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions
opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the
one patch it influenced the slider of the same name in the other
patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an
confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick. I
also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not
sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers.
i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local
scope of the array..
what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either.
(opens no helpfile here)I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and
lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she
couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that
would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if
it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you
send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two
versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a
slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name
in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really
good idea?so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an
confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick.
I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not
sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable
"show".PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which avoids using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick. I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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Hey Max,
You have [; $0-speed_in 1(, that's the problem. $0 in message boxes
is undefined. $1 in a message box gives you something different than
$0 in a object box.
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/Pd_documentation/x2.htm#s6.5
You'd need:
[bang( | [$0] | [; $1-speed_in 1(
.hc
On Nov 29, 2006, at 5:23 PM, dafydd hughes wrote:
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which avoids using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick. I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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aaah. thank you. i had to read it several times to understand, but
now it's obvious.
same problem seems to be with the table. but how do i get around this?
it works now for one sampler, but if i want to use more than one
abstraction its getting messed up.
Am 30.11.2006 um 04:50 schrieb Hans-Christoph Steiner:
Hey Max,
You have [; $0-speed_in 1(, that's the problem. $0 in message
boxes is undefined. $1 in a message box gives you something
different than $0 in a object box.http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/Pd_documentation/x2.htm#s6.5
You'd need:
[bang( | [$0] | [; $1-speed_in 1(
.hc
On Nov 29, 2006, at 5:23 PM, dafydd hughes wrote:
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which avoids using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic,
and
lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think
that
would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure
out if
it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick. I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm
not
sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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dafydd, please attach the abstraction too. :) max
Am 30.11.2006 um 00:23 schrieb dafydd hughes:
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which avoids using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick. I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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Oh hell. Well, I guess it's redundant now, and Hans' method is definitely better, but here it is anyway.
cheers dafydd
On 11/30/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
dafydd, please attach the abstraction too. :) max
Am 30.11.2006 um 00:23 schrieb dafydd hughes:
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which avoids using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter Kovacic, and lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I think that would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure out if it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same name in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a really good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't give an confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the trick. I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since i'm not sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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works now. sometimes chokes on loading files though. thank you all for your valuable help. enjoy the small patchwork.
Am 30.11.2006 um 13:05 schrieb dafydd hughes:
Oh hell. Well, I guess it's redundant now, and Hans' method is definitely better, but here it is anyway.
cheers dafydd
On 11/30/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
dafydd, please attach the abstraction too. :) max
Am 30.11.2006 um 00:23 schrieb dafydd hughes:
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which
avoids
using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
- can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have
trouble
to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to either. (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter
Kovacic, and
lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
- for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I
think that
would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure
out if
it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same
name
in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a
really
good idea?
so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't
give an
confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the
trick.
I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since
i'm not
sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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ok. small update. sorry for spamming and hijacking the thread robert
van hulzen.
have fun. still a minor bug in it with the loop button.
Am 30.11.2006 um 13:59 schrieb Max Neupert:
works now. sometimes chokes on loading files though. thank you all for your valuable help. enjoy the small patchwork.
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<use.pd>
Am 30.11.2006 um 13:05 schrieb dafydd hughes:
Oh hell. Well, I guess it's redundant now, and Hans' method is definitely better, but here it is anyway.
cheers dafydd
On 11/30/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
dafydd, please attach the abstraction too. :) max
Am 30.11.2006 um 00:23 schrieb dafydd hughes:
Hey Max
The problem is the way pd deals with $0- in messages. I don't completely understand it, but I've attached my solution, which
avoids
using $0- directly.
cheers dafydd
On 11/29/06, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local scope of the array.. what is going on here?
Am 29.11.2006 um 17:15 schrieb Steffen:
On 29/11/2006, at 12.49, Max Neupert wrote:
> - can i avoid the [ftos] object? some people seem to have
trouble
> to find it and i don't know which library it belongs to
either.
> (opens no helpfile here)
I just asked Miss Marble. It seams to be due to Dieter
Kovacic, and
lives in externals/ext13/. It seam to have no help file, she couldn't located it, that is.
> - for a GOP version the send and receives should be local.
(I don't know what GOP really is, but apart from that) I
think that
would be a good idea: When checking out your patch to figure
out if
it really was the In slider that needed to be moved or not, you send a new version of it. It so happened that i had the two versions opened simultaneously, which meant that when i moved a slider in the one patch it influenced the slider of the same
name
in the other patch. Apropos, when is non local variables a
really
good idea?
> so i just add "$0-" before?
Im quite new to actually patch anything in Pd, so i can't
give an
confident answer. - But i think, yes, adding $0 will do the
trick.
I also thing using $42 as a prefix will do the trick, since
i'm not
sure if the numbers 0 and 1 have special status in the variable "show".
PS. The looks are really slick in my opinion.
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On 30/11/2006, at 12.59, Max Neupert wrote:
enjoy the small patchwork.
thanks a lot. i can learn quite a bit from your patch. it answers
quite some questions i have asked my self while reading about "Pd".
I'd surggest however, to bang the the [1( that initialize the show by
setting $0-in_out to 1 with [loadbang] instead of from [r $0-
loadfile] (and [t b b]). If one click to open a new file in the
sampler, but decides not to anyways, hence press cancel, then the In
slider position is reset. It is that reset that might be unwanted,
since one might want to keep the current slider values when one
decided not to load a new sample anyway. Just an idea.
Am 30.11.2006 um 17:39 schrieb Steffen:
On 30/11/2006, at 12.59, Max Neupert wrote:
enjoy the small patchwork.
thanks a lot. i can learn quite a bit from your patch. it answers
quite some questions i have asked my self while reading about "Pd".I'd surggest however, to bang the the [1( that initialize the show
by setting $0-in_out to 1 with [loadbang] instead of from [r $0- loadfile] (and [t b b]). If one click to open a new file in the
sampler, but decides not to anyways, hence press cancel, then the
In slider position is reset. It is that reset that might be
unwanted, since one might want to keep the current slider values
when one decided not to load a new sample anyway. Just an idea.
you are totally right. thank you for pointing on it.
Hallo, Max Neupert hat gesagt: // Max Neupert wrote:
thanks you for your encouraging props and answers. i was trying to do a GOP version but have trouble with the local
scope of the array.. what is going on here?
See: http://puredata.info/docs/tutorials/TipsAndTricks#getting-0-into-messages
For making your patch usable as an abstraction, also senders and receivers would need to be proteced with $0.
Ciao
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