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Roomy
Hello All!
I am trying to add harmonics to a table using the sinsum message function with fair results. Unfortunately though, when the message is triggered (every time a harmonic is added/changed) Pd makes an audible mess. I thought it was some kind of table reading error where its caught on a DC offset. But the noise is just pd having a hiccup from the function of the message.
Any idea how I can recreate the sinesum message without it using [; Sinesum(??
Video of my patch. You can see from the sliders on the right I am adding harmonics (1,2,3,4...) to the sinesum and creating some nasty noise. Theoretically, there shouldn't be any noise as an [osc~] obj is the only thing audible.
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Roomy
@whale-av Thanks for reply super fast yet again!! I'm having a bit of trouble with [r pd]. It doesn't seem to be outputting anything when I write to a table. It outputs a ping when reading from the table, just not writing which is the important part.
My quick demo.
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Roomy
This is what I've come up with but it's very convoluted and I don't really want a metro ticking away in the back to save CPU consumption (hence why I wanted to only trigger when something has been changed).
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Roomy
@whale-av This is exactly the thing I'm after (Thank You)!!! I might have to have a play with it to correct the "new" abstraction placements after the first instances have been removed. They seem to be placed continuing from the deleted ones.
Edit: Also thank you for clearing the patch up a bit. I was throwing stuff together blindly without consideration. You've done me another favour clearing it up
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Roomy
Hello all!
Quick one really, how can I trigger a bang each time a value of an array has been manually changed? More points if you can separately bang per index of an array.
Cheers!
Josh
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Roomy
Hello all!
I have created a patch to test out my new found love of dynamic patching. But I have ran into a bit of a wall. I can happily create sub-patches by increasing a number object, but I would like to remove said sub-patches when decreasing the number box.
Any ideas how I can go about doing this?
Cheers
Example File here: Dynamic Test.pd
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Roomy
@weightless Cheers for the quick response!
Im going to try to download the libraries on to the vanilla, I wasn't aware you could do it without needing to "break into the matrix" or something aha..And I will check out Purr Data! I just hope its cross compatible with Pd Extended.
@whale-av Cheers also for the quick response!
Unfortunately Pd Extended won't force start or anything so I can't actually open the file.. Thanks for the suggestion tho! And I have removed both vanilla and extended so that they cannot conflict with each other. Still no gravy
Guess this is the final nail in the coffin for me aha..
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Roomy
Another thing I find weird with Pd extended is when its crashes and shows "Not Responding". I can only to kill the app with Force Quit.
Even after the app has gone it still shows up in the activity monitor and its using a insane amount of CPU.