Here is a much lighter version using a simplified 'nknob' using a vslider and canvases, this allows for easy deletion of objects and stomp-board.pd will even shut down via the control box X (in about 7 secs)
Use the shift key for a finer adjustment of the smaller knobs
Its not interchangeable with any other version
Cheers
Balwyn
Pd-effects -lighter.zip

@Jona I've started looking at ofelia and came up with this for a knob radial-knob.zip but that was long after I started stompboard. I have a lite version of stompboard using canvases and vslider for the knobs but it has some (a lot of) errors popping up and looks a bit odd Pd-effects - lite.zip
and here is link to some recordings using the grater effect

This is a project I started just before Xmas. It was a really just an exercise to see how my nknob.pd abstraction would work in the real world, then morphed into a styling execise.
Stomp-board is a collection of guitar effects vaguely resembling stomp boxes. They can be arranged
and wired in any order and can be repeated as often as required. Each effect is given a unique name
when placing and this name is used to automatically save preset parameters against.
Effects are placed as objects in the normal Pd manner with one argument (eg [digi-delay Delay-1]) and connected with audio wires that should be in line with the round markers (there are fake inlets and outlet to the right as spacers)
As a graphics exercise its a failure because the nknob.pd is very heavy in the template area.
Its almost impossible to delete the effects objects as they grow in number (they will eventually delete though) and it is therefore essential to use the Quit button to end a session. There is a barely started help file.

stomp-board.pd is the demo (see pic), stomp-base.pd is the minimum start point.
I have collected the whole thing including the required externals in a folder Pd-effects-stand-alone
I think out of the box its windows only and in fact I have a folder for Pd 0.48 portable (empty) and a batch file stomp.bat that points to it (you will need to download Millers pd-vanilla portable version to use that)

Points of interest
In stomp-board.pd The looper can automatically record one cycle of drums from four-drums then stop the drums and play the loop and if the guitar is ready then record that on the next cycle

there is a wireless way to send messages to most controls via the unique name + control name
nknob has a range of 0-100

Any questions, please ask.
I have bash on my 1970's Ibanez strat-copy using this program just about every day
Cheers Balwyn

Pd-effects-stand-alone.zip

The following effects and control objects are available

active-switch.pd,
audio-catch.pd
audio-in.pd
audio-out.pd
audio-receive.pd
audio-send.pd
audio-throw.pd
audiobar.pd
chorus.pd
compressor.pd
controlbar.pd
data-send.pd
delay-only.pd
digi-delay.pd
distortion.pd
drum.pd
four-drums.pd
fuzzbox.pd
graphic-eq.pd
grater-v2.pd
lfo.pd
looper.pd
nknob.pd
noisegate.pd
panning.pd
para-eq.pd
phaser.pd
pitchshift.pd
pot.pd
presetter.pd
rec-player.pd
reverb.pd
rnd.pd
scope.pd
stomp-base.pd
stomp-board.pd
stomp.bat
tremolo.pd
tuner.pd
vcf-phaser.pd
volramp.pd
wavescope.pd

Hi @EEight
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Cheers
Balwyn

@cuinjune Very nice indeed!

You could check gridknob I uploaded a while ago. Near the end of this thread https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/10838/no-mouse-external-some-success
Cheers
Balwyn

You will probably need to declare the iemlib1.dll.
For some reason iemlib has been split into iemlib1.dll and iemlib2.dll.
You can declare it in the patch with
[declare -stdlib exact-path-to your-externals/iemlib/iemlib1]

I've found that I now need to declare the specific dll
eg [declare -stdlib C:/Users/David/pd-externals/iemlib/iemlib2]

Sendkeys seems to work in Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2015.
If that helps
I just did this to test it
However I found I needed to send System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.Send("%+(E)+({ENTER})") to create an undo in Ableton Live Lite 8 which is equivalent to Alt+E+enter because "^(Z)" doesn't seem to work but "^(T)" works to insert a MIDI track but should insert an audio track.
System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.Send("%(C)({DOWN}{DOWN}{ENTER})") equivalent to Alt+C+down+down+enter does insert an audio track

@EEight Other than the uploaded sample patches that's it so far. As a total music amateur, my Pure Data creations are for the fun of making something. That said I think I could get a full composition going using this, probably need to create a conductor of some kind and also overcome the timing drift that I noticed in arguscore-ks.pd (I love that Kauplus Strong sound)
Cheers
Balwyn