meant to post this ages ago, but never remembered.

this is a stereo delay line granulator that takes audio input, and breaks it up into grain clouds. the resynthesized results can sound like raindrops, gibberish elf speak, pitch shift, reverb, etc...depending on the settings.

sorry that the naming of the patch is in possible poor taste.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/grannie-basher.zip

Hi Hardoff, great patch ! Q: Why did you put

[200000(
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[tabplay~]

as a bang message in ezplay abstraction (in the help pach)?
in fact it didn't play my sample at the beginning...

Cheers,

AlbertoZ

oops, sorry, that was for something i was recording that i wanted to start at the 200000th sample. my mistake.

will change the patch to the fixed version now

hardoff, this is the mufuin' jam, sir.

Nice one. Whats in the avatar, hardoff, it's hard to see when this small?

wikipedia/avatar

I'm not sure how to understand that. but fair enough.

hardoff is an aspect of vishnu, is what I think. So are you, stffn.

Hi Hardoff - Fantastic Work! pray tell a PD newbie, what would be the simplest way of assigning controllers to the parameters represented by sliders in the GUI? ive looked around the code but dont really know what im looking for. .

many help would be much appreciated, and a big Thanks for the patch either way!

stu

sorry - "any" help, not "many". .

!

if you're talking about midi controllers [ctlin] is what you're looking for. the simplest way to figure things out is route the outputs of [ctlin] into number boxes to figure out all the controller numbers; on my oxygen 8 (which has some wacky controller #'s, one knob is 81, one is 14, etc. etc.) once i know which knob is which i made abstractions named [knob1] [knob2] [knob3] etc. that basically just have [ctlin 81] routed to an outlet (for instance). what's great about this is it gives you 0-127 (standard midi values) but you can easily scale those (route that into a [/ 127] to get 0-1 for instance, then multiply that by any value to get 0-n). as long as your keyboard is getting into pd the channel number is pretty irrelevant, you only really need that with multiple controllers coming in on different channels.

hope this helps, by right clicking on [ctlin] and going to "help" it should bring up the help patch explaining in more detail, and from there you should be able to find all the help patches with all the other midi patches [notein] [makenote] etc.