this is a sequenced beat slicer with a [bonk~] based slice-analysis engine.
i partwise borrowed this idea from saturno in a technical issues thread (http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-3178-graphical-data-structure-plotting-signal).
@ saturno: i hope, you don't get this wrong and you'll like this patch though.... i didn't want to leech your idea, but this sounded so interesting to me, that i couldn't wait for your patch..... and i'm still looking forward to your patch.
i also stole the [bonk~] analysis engine from a patch of tim vets.
thank you both! hope you don't mind!

i thought i'd share it here, maybe someone likes it! enjoy!

edit: the second version - see attachment 2!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/ChopSuey.pd

Hey toxonic,

i have a suggestion to make: It would be really cool to make each step (a slice with effets, one of the sixteen things you know what i mean) assignable to a midi note. So you are not limited to a prearragend pattern but you could improvise. Should beo that much work.

indeed, that sounds interesting... i'll give it a chance when i have a little time. i will upload it here. thaks.

Hi toxonic,
very good work. I like it.
Maybe it would be good to show the absolute number of slices or limit the number in the first row(slice). It is sometime a little difficult to get the number of actually slicers.

this patch is awesome

nvm

thank you toxonic!

Wow. That is awesome. So much fun to play with.

On to feedback:

+1 on the randomiser.
Is there a reason it only goes to 16 steps? 32 would be nuts.
Record feature! =)

Thanks again toxonic great work.

if anyone wants to explain to me, how to record what i play in chopsuey? i have linux/ubuntu and my audacity does not recognize pd-extended.
or alternative how to record in pd what i play.

wow. thanks a lot.

thank you! this is great.
i have only one problem though. i can't seem to find the bonk guts. i'd like to check it out so that i can learn something from this great patch. could you help me finding it?:)

very neat patch. lots of fun to play with and perfect for some reversed engineering