my collection on more or less shareable stuff
i think msia3 and perk-eso3string may be the most interesting ones... and maybe keykontrol if someone gets what it does

its all the most recent versions so maybe some things in abstractions i put on here may have changed

ana-h10* is the h10 example as an abstraction

filewriter~ is for easy saving as .wav it has a build in clock and adds time and date to the filename specified by argument 1

keykontrol can make your keyboard into a theremin
the key-split's are unfinished and not standardised. they split the keyboard into different layouts

mono-freqshift does frequency shifting
the F version tries to prevent reflections at 0hz or the nyquist

mono-gate is a complex gate with 3 inlets~
see help file

msia3 is my latest version of the oto-krümel patch. array based so it only works from -2 to 2 and it did give only ~ 10-20% performance improvement

oscil~ is a simple ugly stereo oscilloscope

perk-eso3string is a plucked string synth with 3 strings. basically a karplus strong, but extremely cpu hungry! If you can optimise it you are welcome.
Also i can't figure out if there is some usefulness in the feedback between different strings (Xfeed)

syn-wobbel do you remember mr oizo?

--- unfinished ones
arrayclip~ a complex wave shaping abstraction

beatshuffle a abstraction to confuse an audio stream

comments, suggestions, improvements (performance!), money, pron, death threats and viagra are welcome

the different files are redundant

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/slurs_crap_1.zip

a little addition.
a array based sequencer for diy2 objects
its not really finished but usable enough that i'm to lazy on my bum

a full diy2 compatible version would be great (load/save, mod inputs......)

update:
-chaining now possible
-subB(eats) for better control
-more spider web

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/seq-array-help.pd

a little addition.
a array based sequencer for diy2 objects
its not really finished but usable enough that i'm to lazy on my bum

a full diy2 compatible version would be great (load/save, mod inputs......)

update:
-chaining now possible
-subB(eats) for better control
-more spider web

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/seq-array-help.pd

here we have a automatically generated pattern sequencer with up to 16 rows and 64 steps. and this is only limited for sanity's sake.
its kind of graphically heavy and still has some bugs and unwanted behaviour left.
BUT it is so great it should (mostly) work like intended!

however i give it to you so you can embrace it or bug me with bugs or helpful tips.

a help file with a (hopefully) completely usable package will soon come to an internet next to you
for only 29,99¤

update: buggy version deleted (see below)

one problem w/ [freqshiftSF]: there seems to be an [808-state] object missing in the [pd list-functions] subpatch abstraction
is this one of your abstractions? if not, then which lib is it and where does one find it?

that's an object for state saving from the diy2 303 from mod
not important for the functionality but hell.... the diy2 is great you want to dl it
and its templates are good for creating stuff because they do a lot by themselves

this should be (mostly) the final version

as always diy2 compatibility, especial state saving or only full controllability from the outside would be great but i'm too lazy
also comments, bug reports and suggestions are always appreciated
by the way i did another sequencer with values (seq-one)

edit: should i have provided some static versions too?

i was thinking about a sequencer with 4(+1) values but currently i'm not in the mood doing this
but maybe someone would like to do it so i put the experimental seq-gui (ugly) in this package too
the idea was to make the seq-gui send its id to a gui where one has sliders to control the 5 values
but i guess one should do this with the weird draw on canvas thing and not with ~10 canvases
because this would mean the end to all gui as we know it

*the 29,99¤ will be charged from your credit card for every download (even the picture)

!(depreciated)!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/seq-pic.png

this should be (mostly) the final version

as always diy2 compatibility, especial state saving or only full controllability from the outside would be great but i'm too lazy
also comments, bug reports and suggestions are always appreciated
by the way i did another sequencer with values (seq-one)

edit: should i have provided some static versions too?

i was thinking about a sequencer with 4(+1) values but currently i'm not in the mood doing this
but maybe someone would like to do it so i put the experimental seq-gui (ugly) in this package too
the idea was to make the seq-gui send its id to a gui where one has sliders to control the 5 values
but i guess one should do this with the weird draw on canvas thing and not with ~10 canvases
because this would mean the end to all gui as we know it

*the 29,99¤ will be charged from your credit card for every download (even the picture)

!(depreciated)!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/seq-pic.png

answer to this
["why does seq-simple/one crash if i open it in pd?"]

you see mmb...
it went like this
the buildings tumbled in on themselves
and there where so many sequencers
with the radio on
however....

the only way to make sure connections stay like they should after a save/load is to have them and then delete them after the loadbang.
to do this automatically pd needs the patch to be open... so i open it, do what needs to be done and then close it
the same thing happens when you try to open the patch alone. which leads to the following: pd opens up knowing it has to open a patch, does this, after starting up the patch says make me invisible, pd responds: "yeah sure!", after a while it realises: "well i had to open up a patch, did it, but where the hell is it? i can't see it". kind of confused it runs around. wondering what the f is up. but then says to itself: "well screw this! i'm outa here!".
exactly like i would
you however want to use the -noloadbang flag for pd

and i don't want to use the route version because i don't want to do something manually if i can do it procedurally. also it looks awesome and is more convenient to use.
by the way... maybe i should at least make the outlets work in the right to left way... currently its more left rightish....
anyone wants/needs this?

okay the 2 sequencers now in a usable and convenient version

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/seq_x2.zip