At least, that's what my girlfriend called it. Hit some buttons before leaving for work and this came out. Hope you enjoy it!

http://sleeper.scripps.edu/~sdbrown/butcher1.mp3

Just fantastic work, man. Thanks for including all the loops that you did - I'm a total home noodler and this is just fantastic amounts of fun.

Thanks guys...hell, I love that cut-up sleazy funk sound, clubs or no! (My girlfriend said the same thing. I know people who know some club owners, I'm going to see if I can get 10 or 15 minutes one night between DJs.)

Edit: the whole thing is Pd. It's surprising how far you can get with samples and a metro.

I usually just use number boxes and snapshot~s for debugging...

I think sysex out only works on Linux...not certain though.

Rad!

It might be worthwhile to cop Freecycle's beat detection code as a Pd external.

Gosh, and I was having such a good time with it.

It sounds like you're trying to combine an analog sequencer with a chopchop style program as well as lots of timestretching and transposition subpatches - I think you might be better of just buying Recycle if that's what you want.

Edit: if you're not looking to spend any money, there's always Freecycle:

http://www.redsteamrecords.com/freecycle/index.php

Right, OK, but is that what you had in mind? I'm trying to figure out what you mean by slicer.