@oid I will not use Hex, for convenience, and my own sanity. Its just the mode of operation that I am after.

But [text get] actually treats comma and semicolon the same way, ie end of message. The right output gives a number that indicates if the message was ended with a comma or semicolon. Since I want to keep the messages and rows in the text "synced", use the line as an index for the messages, this behavior becomes a problem. So either invent some custom separator or use [line split]. I always felt using [line split] a bit awkward but this seem to be the proper solution.

Yes thanks, it seems like [text] is optimal for this purpose.

Once I understood that I can use [list split] to separate messages it became smooth. That both comma an semicolon made it a new message posed some problems.

Hi,

I want to be able to add commands to a list and step forward through it, similar to a "channel" in a tracker style sequencer.

I figure a good way to do it is to just use [text].

Or? Could there be a better solution? Or even abstraction. The ELSE library?

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All good

How can I this?

@whale-av I just found this thread https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/14551/octophonic-to-binaural and the advice to use [hoa.xxx~] from ceammc lib. Seems doable.

If it is just a matter of connecting a circle of speakers then I think I am set.

https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/14728/ambinilla-1st-order-ambisonic-panner-for-pd-vanilla seems workable too.

I receive position data over osc from unity3d so that is already working fine.

Hi,

I am doing an interactive installation and I would like to use ambisonic sound. I may be using VR too.

I use Unity3d to control sound synthesis in Pd and I can send panorama degrees of objects to Pd as you move around in the 3d world.

What solutions for this are there? Any libs that I should check out?

Time is quite short so if I can not find a simple workable solution I may have to skip it, but I rather not.

Any input is greatly appreciated!

All the best,
N.

@oid can you not just open/close a patch by some command? I would like to explore that at least.

Hi,

I am planning to use multiple configurations for an installation. I think it will be smoother for my workflow if I can switch between patches rather than settings within a patch. What options are there for this? Pros/cons? Tips?

Cheers