well, you basically have a vast and wide variety of synthesis and DSP/FX tools., and also techniques for controlling. But I get you, I deal with more practical examples and projects in my courses, as I think it's just easier this way

@ChicoVaca said:

Loving your tutorials alex! maybe I don't understand them fully, but they're really practical to enlighten me about the potential of ELSE,

thanks, let me know what you don't get, and note they are also "vanilla friendly", where I show how to do many things in Vanilla as well

nice, thanks

@solipp said:

pp.phiverb~

what can you tell us about this new object? Where is the model from, what is it based on? I'm interested in reverb design

thanks

check out the Live Electronics Tutorial that comes with ELSE, over 500 examples and patches for you to study

Cyclone update released, see https://github.com/porres/pd-cyclone/releases/tag/cyclone_0.9-0 for reference and changelog.

I am now better integrating the documentation within PlugData and Vanilla, showing relative objects in Pd Vanilla and ELSE. I also added that right click menu for adding objects. I also also deprecated more silly objects (some were also deprecated in 0.8-0). As usual, bugfixes and improvements and an important thing is support for double precision.

Find macOS and Linux binaries in deken for single and double precision Pd. I have also uploaded to deken raspberry pi versions, only single precision and I'm also missing a windows version for double precision. I welcome anyone to help me providing one.

cheers

been fixed in upstream by the way, so it'll definitely be out in the next plugdata release and might be there in nightly builds soon as well.

welcome

@Element-S said:

Maybe someone can make this more elegant than me.bit_Crusher.pd

this example from my live electronics tutorial explains how to do this in a more elegant way with expr~

@toxonic said:

by the way, it seems there is an object, "quantize~", that should work like this.

else/quantizer~ is better for this