It is still a bit messy but its functional, some of the equations could be better, mostly the lfo and env effecting filter cutoff, if you have a better idea let me know. Hope you have some fun with it, im working on a polyphonic version, but its proving alot more difficult than originally though.

• One issue i am having is when using a midi keyboard to control it, hitting a second key will cause a retriggering issue and mess up the original note, if you have any ideas let me know, what i am trying to make it do is for a second key being pressed to change pitch but keep the original envelope open, possibly the polyphonic version will fix this issue

<Missing abstractions are now in the download file>

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/SH101PD.zip

Hi,

I miss a few abstraction in here [adsr1] and [4swith~] to make it working. The code looks nice I would love to hear the result.

where can i download [4switch~]? would really like to try this out.

Sorry about that, i upped a new zip file that should have all of the abstractions.
-j

Thanks , nice work it sounds great

i think it would be nice to include a simple sequencer like the 101 has too.

hi,

regarding your issues with the notes retriggering - perhaps a monosynth abstraction i've made will help. [mono] keeps track of which notes are held down. connect the left and middle outlets of [notein] to the left and right inlets of [mono] (respectively) for it to function properly. the left outlet of [mono] outputs the midi number of the most recent note and the right outlet of [mono] outputs the number of notes held down. when the number is 0, the envelope can be released.

i've included other abstractions i've made which are necessary for [mono] to function properly. i've also included a modified version of your SH101 patch which uses my [mono] abstraction.

hopefully this works for you.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/sh101_m.zip

Hi defaultxr,
the mono thing is a great idea, I seem to be having trouble getting it to work my computer, it does not recognize [num] as an object. Is this a normal object I'm missing or do i need another abstraction to run it?

Thanks
-J

whoops, sorry about that. here's [num].

by the way, [mono] isn't perfect. i've noticed it has trouble when two keys are pressed simultaneously. it'll still work fine if you press the keys to "un-stick" them, but it shouldn't happen at all. i'll re-post [mono] in its own thread once i've fixed all the bugs. for the most part, though, it works pretty well. hope you find it useful.

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

since i uploaded mono, i managed to work out the bugs and altogether made it more efficient. here's the updated version.

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