So....... I've been trying to make a functional SH101 on pure data, its mostly functional, but im rather new to the program so i might be using some very round about ways of putting it together. I was hoping the people on this board could take a look and give me any pointers on fixing it up to work properly. As of right now the decay and sustain on the envelope generator don't seem to have any effect. I also haven't figured out a way to have tuning effect noise with the lfo, although I'm not sure how necessary it is. I have taken one design from the internet in the construction. Take a look and tell me what you think. After i get the functionality figured out, I'm going to make it polyphonic and fix up the front end.
-j

p.s. all the files are zipped together

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/SH101.zip

Hi jersupereq,

I wasn't able run your patch due to using Pd vanilla (doesn't include the libraries from extended).

However, If I could offer one piece of advice it would be to make patches as human readable as possible. Bug fixing and logic evaluation quickly becomes a nightmare if it isn't easy to understand. It's definitely worth the time investing in cleaning up the code, especially if you come back to it in a few weeks (days even?).

@Jwif said:

Hi jersupereq,

I wasn't able run your patch due to using Pd vanilla (doesn't include the libraries from extended).

However, If I could offer one piece of advice it would be to make patches as human readable as possible. Bug fixing and logic evaluation quickly becomes a nightmare if it isn't easy to understand. It's definitely worth the time investing in cleaning up the code, especially if you come back to it in a few weeks (days even?).

This.

It breaks on my system because spigot~ does not exist anymore. It's good practice to avoid spigot~ at all, because its behaviour can easily be immitated with a couple of *~ objects.

Ya i had alot of issue with the spigots, i'll change that up. I've been working on cleaning up the code, hopefully i can upload a cleaner version sometime soon. Thanks for the advice