I was sick of the fiddly process behind programming a microkorg O0TB due to excessive menu diving and stuff, so I decided I'd map all (most of) its parameters to PD.

Anyway, if anyone wants to use it themselves it's here for your taking.

I still need to nut out the patching stuff, which uses NRPN messages (a bit of a hassle, will get around to it though), but everything else is pretty much done now, I think..

anyways, this community has helped me with so much I just wanted to say thanks!

Hope someone gets some use out of this

peace

microkorgcontroller1.pd

• switcher.pd

Oh, I almost forgot. Just want to credit Yagiz Mungan who wrote Algorithmic Composition and Pure Data. I'm pretty sure I based the scale generator off of his .pdf on the topic. Having said that I have a strong feeling that I pinched that abstraction from another post on this forum. I'd love to give credit to the dude/dudette who uploaded it but I can't find their post at the minute. If anyone knows where it came from lemme know and I'll credit them

peace fo reals this time!

It seems that you are still having "path" problems. They are probably the most common problems along with getting audio to work properly.

Try this.
Now that you have found (I hope) where all of the patches you had made had been hidden.... make a folder on your desktop and copy them there..... do NOT have any spaces in the folder name!!
Then open (from the menu at the top of the main (Terminal) Pd window...... select "Edit" "Preferences" and you will see a pop-up window like this.......
Add the "path" to your new desktop folder and click apply/ok. Close the window, open it again...is your path still there? It's a bit temperamental...... probably restart Pd and check again

Hopefully now everything in your new folder will work (your patches) and most of the Pd objects as well, and all subfolders that you create inside your new folder. If you add C:/users/xxxx/desktop to the paths then any pd patch on your desktop should work.

When Pd opens some of its paths are not active (/extra/mrpeach for example). You can force Pd to find the objects in that folder by putting an object into your patch.... [import mrpeach]. Anything in that folder will then work......
You can also include the path to the object in it's name...... [mrpeach/dumpOSC xxxx] for example.

Let us know how you get on....... whether that helps or whether you still have problems...
David.

Hey whale. Thanks for taking the time to help me out on this one. Unfortunately, I followed what you suuggested in previous step to no avail. I'm literally stumped. I used the 'save as' to determine the file location and it says its in /programfile(x86)/pd however when I navigate there the files are not there....

I also did a search of one of the files saved to that directory location and could not find it. It's not coming up on my computer. for some reason only the p.d browser can 'see' these files. No idea what to do.

Thanks for your help though with the file path thing, I tried that and it didn't work either. At a loss hey.

But really aprreciate your help!

I've tried 'show hidden files' too. I also just tried copying the files from the window inside P.D but windows tells me it can't find the files...No idea.

One more message. Your file path suggestion worked! I guess from here on out I wont be saving my extractions in the program files folder, since they fall into the ether there. Peace