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Balwyn
posted in technical issues • read more@Glop-Glop you could use a data structure and scalar as a receiver for a click, that sits behind the array graph but still allows you to edit it and then a line object for a bit of a run-on to update the other array
array-update.pd

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Balwyn
posted in technical issues • read more@Glop-Glop The errors are caused by not having a number for the y position in the array xlabel, therefore the label elements do not match
To fix: search using find for pd, this will show 1 of 2 sub patches [pd seq_temp resize] then find again for 2 of 2 sub patches [pd random_temp resize]. Open each sub patch and insert [list prepend 0] between the list object and [list prepend xlabel] in each sub patch as belowEdit: in fact -.1 is better for seq_temp and -4 for random_temp

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Balwyn
posted in tutorials • read more@Orangery Yes, sorry about I hadn't tested it and the numberbox outlet was not connected to the [+ ] object, but worse than that was the random notes cause some notes hang when playing more than one note if playing polyphonically. The best I could come up with to address that, was to count the note-on and note-off and when sum was zero perform an all notes off (cc 123).
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Balwyn
posted in tutorials • read more@Orangery I'm not that good on music terminology, but here I've added an hradio of 13 cells that when set greater than zero will also play a note that many semitones above the original at the same velocity
out-of-tune-2.pd
I've just noticed today when you first open the plugdata.vst edit button there is a plug icon to enter plugin mode





