@jamcultur I think it's just a display option. If you want to interpolate between your 7 points, you either have to roll your own (e.g. linear interpolation), or use tabread4 (which requires you to pad your 7 points at the beginning and end). Tabread4 has some strange inflection points though that might not be what you want. Maybe someone knows of an external you could use?

@Ice-Ice yeah, I'm afraid I'm getting the same results as you are (Win10). Even the help patch gives the same results.

Hmm, I see the dll is from 2018. I wonder what Pd version the author was running?

@Ice-Ice Try adding [declare -lib csound6~]

@didipiman said:

So I guess my question, rather than trying to revive that old patch, would be: is there any documentation on how to send data to Enttec DMX USB Pro from Pd?

Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I designed a show a while back that used Pd as a serial-to-OSC bridge between an Arduino and QLC+. QLC+ is open-source lighting software that understands OSC and MIDI and which happily drove the cheapest Entec DMX dongle I could find. I scripted most of the DMX stuff in QLC+ and then just triggered the scripts from Pd via OSC. That part was surprisingly reliable.

Adding on to what @alexandros wrote, you could also try [vcf~] which is a vanilla object. It has both bandpass and lowpass outputs, and you can vary q. I've chained 3 in series for a stronger effect.

Also, I recommend taking things one step at a time and verifying you got things right before continuing to the next step. It could be;

• Verify that you are getting MIDI input into Pd and that you understand the data coming in.
• Check that you can convert MIDI pitch to frequency, which is what the filters will need
• Maybe start with a mono patch with just one filter
• Then tackle stereo and/or polyphony

@porres Dude, I saw the smiley face, but I do want to say that I've seen a marked improvement in the help files and documentation over the decade I've been fiddling with Pd, so your efforts haven't gone unnoticed.

@chvolow24 As far as I understand from help, [netsend] doesn't support what you're expecting. I wonder if there's a way (outside of Pd) to forward your return packets to a different port?

@chvolow24 On the client-side [netsend -u], are you connecting to both the send port and receive port?

@atux See if this works for both note on and off:

@atux My installation of [vstplugin~] is fairly old, but it had this in the help file. Is this what you're looking for?