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cfry
Depending on what you mean by "not complicated": the Audiolab lib (its on deken) has a great granular sampler [pp.grainer~]. It is simple to use, sound good, rock stable.
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cfry
Hi,
I am making neat control panels with the goal to reach all crucial thingies from one spot.
I would like to open the visual representation of a sample loaded in a table that exist in a subpatch and open this from another patch or subpatch.
Basically same procedure as a mouse click on the [my-sound-table]. Or right click open.
Maybe this is dead simple to achieve?
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cfry
Yes, that is what I meant. But I wondered if there was some lib, mod, or hack that let you record without manually patching the sliders to be recorded.
Anyway, some fun exploring qlist now.
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cfry
Hi,
Is there any way to record and play back gui interaction without manual patching using [send]?
Purpose would be to be able to store a performance in control domain.
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cfry
Hi,
can you use Pd to convert audio to numeric values and store it in a text file?
I am trying out this project in order to store/play a snippet of audio from an Arduino uno/nano.
https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/libraries/pcm/
Following this guide you can use a Processing app or script to convert the audio to numeric values.
http://highlowtech.org/?p=1963
This is not working, probably since I am on OSX Monterey. I will try to get the Processing script working but then I though that maybe there is a way to do this in Pd. I need to get the data as numbers in a text file, so not streamed real time.
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cfry
Hi,
I am to enter a project where I need to use multiple webcams to show my performance in close up combined with some video processing. I use physical objects to control sound synthesis in Pd.
I have been thinking about using Processing in tandem with Pd but I came across:
https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/12790/fast-prototyping-for-ofelia/22
by @60hz
What route would quickly get me up and running?
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cfry
@ddw_music thank you for this excellent input. I would actually prefer to just use the equation inside an expression object, feels it should be more intuitive.
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cfry
Hi,
I need to be able to convert a value within a given range to an exponential value within the same range. I made an abstraction "autoscale" which remap the highest and lowest received values to a given range.
If incoming is 0.3 and the lowest value so far been 0.2, the highest so far has been 1.2, and the range is set to 3 and 7 the output will be 4.
I would like to be able modify the output value to an exponential or logarithmic curve where you can set the curve steepness.
What options would there be to solve this? Could I have a function within an expression object? Or use an array? Please show me.
Once I got that going I need to be able to set the curve so that a given value will end up as the exact half of the scaled range. Using the values in the example above incoming value 0.3 should then output 5 after the exponential curve has been set.
Cheers!