• alexesc

    I recently got a korg nano key studio midi Bluetooth controller because I intend in making a subtractive synth patch I can run on MobMuPlat. I tested the nano on an iPad mini and it works, it shows up on the audio and midi options on Mobmuplat and I am able to receive midi messages on a test patch I made. On android I don't see any devices showing up on audio and midi, I tried to connect the keyboard using several bluetooth midi apps but none seem to work.

    Whenever I tap refresh midi devices on android I get a message like this:

    USBMIDI: found 0 MIDI devices.
    

    Maybe I need an app on my android that connects bluetooth midi and sends it through some kind of midi usb buffer, but I have no experience with bluetooth midi stuff. Does anyone here has successfully got a bluetooth midi keyboard like the nano working on android on mobmuplat?

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  • alexesc

    Hello! I have been getting into PD lately because I want to make my own quote un-quote instruments hehe

    About two years ago me and my friends went camping and everyone brought their acoustic guitar and we ended up all night playing singing around the camp fire. Good times. But since I play the piano and at that time I didn't have a portable keyboard (only an upright) I sang my way through the night. I always wished I could play a portable instrument so I decided to make my own little sequencer! Next time around it's going to get super fancy with guitar + drum loop for that electro acoustic sound B)

    Here's a video of my patch playing "Jesus, etc" by wilco:

    Also it quickly showcases it's features:

    • switch between 16 or 32 step pattern
    • drum pads to playa groove manually
    • independent volume control for kick, snare and hi-hats

    I plan to add a Euclidian sequencer in addition to the regular sequencer to layer more complex beats, add a stutter function (beat repeat), randomize patterns, save your patterns and controls to change the sounds of the drum kit

    Heres the source code! https://github.com/alex-esc/PD-intruments/tree/main/sequencer

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  • alexesc

    @whale-av huh, I did get kinda confused when installing the plugin. When I searched for cyclone A loading bar came up but it never goes away even though it was filed completely. I just restarted pd after the loading bar completed and IDK if I somehow interrupted the installation, I tried leaving cyclone installing overnight and the loading bar never went away. Strange. IMO pd is clunky enough to scare new users away like myself. I have tried to get into pd years ago but the documentation and the interface didn't click for me.

    Anyways I'm on windows 10, pure data 0.51.3 64 bit. I'll try on a 32 bit windows install and see what happens in a moment...

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  • alexesc

    @whale-av huhh I installed cyclone and it works fine except for the help files. When I right click on a cyclone object and select "help" I get an error msg like this:

    Tcl) INVALID COMMAND NAME: invalid command name ".x7084a0.c"
        while executing
    ".x7084a0.c delete bg3233770"
        ("uplevel" body line 180)
        invoked from within
    "uplevel #0 $docmds"
    

    I installed by using the find externals function, then added cyclone to load on startup. Am I missing some step to fully install it?

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  • alexesc

    @whale-av Thanks! Did not know cyclone had such useful objects! looking at the object list right now.

    Anyways, is this in "good style"? meaning Is it ok if I relay on externals or should I look into implanting sustain in vanilla? I'm asking because as a new user I don't know how problematic it can be to heavily use external libraries. For example I am very interested in using mobmuplat and Camomile in the future to make my own instruments and vst's, but I'm not sure if they support external libraries.

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  • alexesc

    Hello 👋

    I am a beginner with pure data, so far I have watched a few videos on YouTube where msp taught pd back in the day and I am getting comfortable enough with my pd knowledge to start a project! And then the dunning kruger effect started taking place hehe

    So I play the piano, so naturally I decided to make a synth of sorts. Basically I want to play my midi keyboard and get some crazy sounds. Got a basic synth working and got polyphony working and I hoped the sustain pedal would work out of the box. I made a post on Reddit asking how to get the sustain pedal working but the sub looks somewhat silent so I came here to ask as well.

    Here's a picture of my patch:

    https://imgur.com/a/w7UUXpe

    Thanks in advance! and hopefully I can get into pd and the community because it looks like a cool place with cool people :)

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