Thanks a lot for all the answers, really amazing ideas!!

This Log Exp trick is really amazing!!!

Hi!

Is it possible to operate on all the instances of a [clone] object by multipling all of them (making a big AM/ring modulation of all the signals)?

Thanks!

Thanks a lot!

This is what I managed to do with [clone], it seems to be a strange solution, a toggle feedback for doing vertical chords (all the notes at the same onset). Any other proper solution?

Here is patch.

synth.cl.pd chords-clone.pd

BTW any other solutions/ideas for doing arppegios are welcome...

Hi!

Is it possible to make a polyphonic synth that receive chords as an array/list of values? Something like this MIDI patch:

I've tried it using [clone] but could not manage to send the lists to the clone object. Here is the hard coded version that I am using:

Any externals for dealing with that?

And here the patch. polyphony-chords-as-arrays.pd

Thanks a lot!

For connecting the [rand~] and [maximum~] path to the [delwrite~] they way to go is using [snapshot~], right?

Is there any alternative way to do what this branch is doing using only control rate and no audio signals?

Thanks a lot you all!!!

@ddw_music I asked myself the same, but I tested the Max patch and it did not explode... Maybe there is a internal protection in this [fffb~] object...

@whale-av I was searching for a [fffb~] port because it is more efficient way of creating a filter banks. I guess you push it really further (hundreds of filters) then it makes a difference.

@jameslo how did you make [inlet~] with a second outlet without having to pass a fwd message?

Hi all!

How can I port this patch to Pd?

from

I could not find any proper alternative to [fffb~] (filterbank external is not accepting freq, Q and gain values). The alternative for [uzi] and [zl] is only throught cyclone external?

thanks!

I am facing a similar problem. I was working on de-subpatching timbre-ID examples and at some point the patch only works on puur data. On vanilla it complains about not having the declared arrays, although it is working fine on puur data:

soundfiler read: 0-timbreID-set: no such table
0-timbreOrder: no such object 
0-timbreOrder: no such object 

Could this be some kind of UTF/ASCII problem ? It seems that pd vanilla is eating the $...

I am on windows 11, pd 0.52.2 puur data 2.17.0( pd 0.48.0)

here is the patch:
order-no-subpatches.pd
grain-player-unit-abs.pd (should be inside a lib folder)