Hey guys. I'm a little out of practice and also probably Pdumb. I just threw together this poorly labeled patch for drones and I've been playing with it and there's a sort of frittering sound, a skitchy ticking, all of the time.

There are two checkboxes. The first runs the patch, the second turns recording on and off so you can sort of ease in and out. The slider just feeds the output back into the input in a sort of brute force way.

I'm sure a lot of things could be nicer/more dynamic. I am planning on hashing out how to create different sizes of arrays as they are needed, and I know there's a way to turn dsp on and off for various subpatches that I don't remember, but I just banged this out in between appointments while auditioning actors for a thing. So it's a rough prototype. But I have had this frittering issue before and I want to not anymore.

Thanks for any feedback.

Got it.
I was being a dope and I didn't uncheck the "save contents" box on my arrays.
This should be better. So: weird clicky frittering, what is it?

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/whitewhale3-10.zip

I don't preview anything ever.
Is there a size limit? I'm trying to upload a 5 megabyte zip file.

Huh. It looks like I can't upload a file?

I am trying again.

I don't see the file I uploaded. Did my file upload? Can anyone else see it?

Yo, sorry I fell off this. I thought I was subscribed to it but apparently not.
I'd love to collaborate on this, but I'm not sure GEM smart. Also I am about to launch into production on four short films sort of all at the same time, but at the beginning of April (so a year after you asked) I'd be down to take some whacks, if you still need it.

Why do you want a Final Cut filter instead of implementing a filter in GEM?

It seems like there must be a way to have this live online and every day grab two videos and one of youtube's available remixing songs, mush it all together with bonk~ instead of spacebar taps, and the upload its final product back into youtube, right?

Sort of like glitchbot on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/people/glitchbot/

Thank you. I actually found it a few hours ago, but I have been too busy playing with it to let you know that I found it.

Thank you a bunch.