I recall using it on linux:
https://danieliglesia.com/mobmuplat/MobMuPlatDistribution_1.82iOS_0.34Android.zip

In a terminal:
java -jar ~/Downloads/MobMuPlatDistribution_1.82iOS_0.34Android/Editor/CrossPlatformJava/MobMuPlatEditor.jar

Hello Pure Data community

I know this is not a question directly related to Pd, but I think you guys can help me. How to open MobMuPlat Editor in Linux Ubuntu 20.04?

Thanks

links: https://danieliglesia.com/mobmuplat/

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?

MobMuPlat.zip

Here's an updated version of my drum machine now with samples and synths and reverb/bit crusher/downsampler and more. Still very messy but more fun (i think) I used a tweaked version of this in my bela platform based instrument

Samples of it's use can be found here:

@Coalman The problem is that I use externals which don't run on MobMuPlat, I read that I must compile MobMuPlat new with this special liabrary.
But thanks for your comment.

I have seen this error ("can't load abstraction within itself") before, but it should show up in Pd as well as MobMuPlat. Is your patch named the same name as the abstraction? Have you got instances of the abstraction inside the abstraction itself? or in a subpatch [pd subpatchname]?

in general:
I have been able to load abstractions within MobMuPlat but the abstractions themselves are entirely Vanilla (and, as you say, in the same directory).
If the abstractions are utilizing some externals then these will not create but the patch will still load.

best,
Jorge

@raynovich And then wrong again.
I am hoping to find a way around the crazy Mobmuplat internal comms........ but in the meantime here is a working solution....... control.zip

Put control.mmp and control.pd into the mobmuplat folder on your phone.
computer_control.pd runs on your computer.
Set mobmuplat to send to your computer Wi-Fi IP address.
Set computer_control.pd to send to your phone's IP address.

I cannot find any vanilla objects that will talk multicast address...... you would be stuck with 32-bit extended (mrpeach required) if you want to use that.
This with extended will do it (talking with "Tutorial 4 Networking" if you set the network to 224.224.224.1 in mobmuplat....... udpreceive-help.pd

"control" is proof of concept..... simple and probably not the best way..........
David.

@raynovich I had forgotten what I learnt before about Mobmuplat....sorry
It runs a Pd patch on a phone...... but doesn't communicate with anything else over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
It just runs a Pd patch on the phone.
So it will not do what you are looking for.

The osc messages in the wrapper are purely for testing the Pd patch before uploading it to the Mobmuplat app.

So you will have to look for free osc apps for apple and android if you don't want to use TouchOSC.

The only other way I can think of at the moment would be to use a VNC app on the phone and share the computer desktop. I will google some more looking for other solutions when I get time.
David.

@whale-av
Ok, so I am trying to read this and figure out something that is probably much simpler than I am making it.

I have MobMuPlat loaded on my phone. I made the simple Sine wave slider app on my laptop. I then made the correct Pure Data file to play the pitch on the computer. The MobMuPlat file works and activates the file on my computer. Great.

I put the MobMuPlat file on my iPhone, and the file opens and looks correct. Great. I open the MobMuPlat file on my iPhone. I tried to connect my iPhone to my AT&T WiFI router which is the same as my laptop. They are not seemingly communicating. I connected my iPhone to my laptop via Bluetooth. Still no communication.

I am trying to understand the Multicast and Direct, Ping & Connect, and LANdini. Tried going back and forth between them and cannot seem to figure out how to figure out how to make progress on this problem.

Again, to clarify, I would love to be able to activate the Pure Data program from a different device. Maybe this is beyond my skills, but I cannot figure out how to detect how PD is receiving information. I am trying to figure out how to test the Pink & Connect or LANdini.

Can this help to figure out what I am doing wrong?

@raynovich I was involved with some Mobmuplat issues a year ago........ https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/12748/mobmuplat-grid-not-receiving-message-from-pd/7
The "wrapper" is the important part of Pd that deals with the comms for the Mobmuplat app.
The original "wrapper" was 32-bit MrPeach and I don't know whether it has been updated....
That thread might help..... it was a bit long but got there in the end.
There are some patches toward the end that worked for a "grid" and you could use for testing in Vanilla.
David.