Hey!
I updated a granular sampler I made a couple of years ago.

Last version used externals and from the comments on the Youtube video I made, I understood that some people had issues getting it working.

It should work for everyone now, it's 100% Vanilla 🙂

The video below is a video of the old version, which looks a bit more messy, but the engine is pretty much the same, except som cleaning up and removing unnecessary stuff.

Video:

Patch:
https://github.com/jaffasplaffa/Pure-data-patches/tree/master/Granular21

Enjoy!

Hi, I'm fairly new to Pd, and to this forum in particular. This is the first thing that caught my eye and it's brilliant thank you! It will be a while before I'm making interesting patches but in the meantime this is a great inspiration

@soxsa

Thanks!

Been there too, start is always tough. I remember those days, with heavy frustration about just building simple things.

I learned the basic from Youtube. Dr. Hernandes/cheetomoskeeto videos are great. Check them out

hello!

the video is amazing and I can't wait to try the patch, but for some reason it is not opening up in my computer... I'm using Windows 10 on a Dell Inspiron 15, the processor is Intel i5. Couldn't open it on Pd vanilla, Pd-extended or Purr-Data.

I get several lines of an error message saying it can't open objects in funny characters, like this:

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error: È\%
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error: Ð]%
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error: 0 "
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error: ^%
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error: "
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error: èX&
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(it goes on forever)

I'd appreciate it if somebody knew what could be the problem... anyways, congrats for the work and thanks for sharing!

@rubini_t

Hmm, no idea what the problem could be.

I just downloaded it from Github and opened it in PD 0.51.4, on OSX 10.13.6 and it works here.

I do not have a Windows computer, sorry.

Hmmm....... Maybe:
Which version of Pure Data Vanilla are you using? You need the "Clone" object, which I think is only in Vanilla 0.49 and up. If you use the latest version, 0.51.4, you should be good.

I don't think Extended or Purr has "Clone" object, so I am pretty sure it will not work in those two.

thanks for replying!

I'm also on Vanilla 0.51.4 and Purr has the "clone" object... maybe the issue is with my operating system

Ahh okay, I don't use Purr, so was not sure.

Don't really know what to say more.

I cleaned it up so it should work with Vanilla and on any OS.

Hey

I've made a simplified version for VCV's Prototype module that can load PD patches. This is the first version, will probably be updated.

You can get it here:
https://github.com/jaffasplaffa/Pure-data-patches/tree/master/Granular21-VCV-Prototype

THANKS
this is super clean ")) precise pitch.
I'm succefully working with this patch :

more easy to connect and synchronise with a gem video player but less "rich" than yours.
I did try to modify your patch to fit to my plan but i can't get the video results i have with the clone object way. i also have pitch issues and over CPU use.. what do u think ?)

coming back with some exemples soon

..with the technic from the "really usefull tuto.....meanly my probs are : i can't modify the hanning specifications (to read env shape from a array) working on each grain separetly.
nor dynamically changing number of instances in the clone object.
...any ideas ?

@Pi_r

The window is inside clone, so it will process the window on each grain.

But replacing it with a hanning window, yes it should be possible, It would probably require a few steps, but too tired to dive in atm.

Changing number instances on clone dynamically is not possible as far as I know. But you can approach it in a different manner. You can basically just set clone to the maximum number of voices you would like. Lets say you set it for 64 voices. and then you can do this:

This is just an example made with a subpatch, you would of course need to use the actual clone object.

What it does:
If the nr-of-grains parameter is larger than the clone/grain number, then turn on audio for this clone/grain. So if you set the first argument on clone to 64, then you have 64 grains available, but if you only set the nr-of-grains parameter to 48, only the first 48 grains will have audio turned on and only 48 grains will be played and processed. It works fine, I did it in my version, as a workaround, since I was not able to change clone arguments dynamically.