Hatshepsut is a drum machine synthesizer where you can design your own percussion.
It features an advance feedback system so that you can visualize parameters values. It also come with the possibility of creating your own presets. The synthesizer is based on an older model called Vulcan BX.

patch download :
Hatshepsut.zip

Hatshepsut snapshot :

@Boran-Robert Neat! How does it sound (could you upload a mp3)?

Cheers

@EEight This version is based on Vulcan BX model. This version is almost finished. I am still playing with different algorithms for the FX section (i am not satisfied by the algorithm so far). Final version will sound better. Here is a video of Vulcan BX model. The idea is to have a drum machine not based on samples.

@Boran-Robert

Hello ! I tried to download your patch but i didn't find how to launch it properly. Atfer put this patch on my pd dedicated folder, i launch it but many message as "....couldn't create" appear and the patch look like that... Did you have any solution?
Thanks for replying!!

@Paraaa It is made with Pure Data Extended. If you load it in Pure Data Vanilla it will not work properly. That is because i use the knob object from Pure Data Extended.

@Boran-Robert said:

@Paraaa It is made with Pure Data Extended. If you load it in Pure Data Vanilla it will not work properly. That is because i use the knob object from Pure Data Extended.

Hoooooo.... I'm dumb, I'm new on this software and i didn"t know all the features...

So, Yes it work properly now!!! thanks a lot, i will dig on it !!

Thanks a lot for this work, I will your other work ! I love sound manipulation on Pure Data, is more interesting than samples.

@Paraaa You also need to know that Pure Data Extended is outdated and not maintain anymore. Pure Data Vanilla is more stable but it features less objects. If you need something more fancy and more objects you can use Purr Data. Purr Data is a fork of Pure Data Vanilla with a lot of improvements. On the other hand i suggest using Pure Data Vanilla before jumping into forks.
Robert.

@Boran-Robert thanks for the time you spend on this advertissing. I will keep it on my mind!!

I see you have a nob astraction you used alot, where would If find that pacth as my version doesnt like those.