I like it, thank you !

Does it help to reset your LFO phase with [phasor~] right inlet on every tick ? (or every time the frequency is due to change like in David's patch ?

Hey, here the list of externals needed for the patch :
creb
cyclone
ggee
iem-lib
list-abs
tof/pmenu** for GUI
zexy
I made this list when I intended to make a vanilla-compatible version of my patch, I guess I didn't have time or patience to finish it back then... but I hope this helps.

You can also use the threshold~ object to get a bang to restart your envelope whenever needed.

Hi there, Opus is a project of five albums made by me and live-coder and vj svdk, using exclusively pd and supercollider. Here is the third one, hope you enjoy some of it !
https://svdk.bandcamp.com/album/opus-iii

Hi nau, just tested your patch with my guitar, attack detection works fine. Maybe an exponential envelope would improve the "wah" effect ?

The casio CZ series always reminds me this commercial :

Share some sounds !

Hey, try to use 2 [moses], that should do the trick.

That sound amazing ! Running pd patches as vst would be quite an achievement, keep up the good work !

Check the array help, in a sub-sub-sub-patch : all about arrays/how to manipulate arrays/additional tools you'll find what you need.

Landon is right about the squared envelope, try to use some fm synthesis too to get the metallic timbre you're looking for.

There is a -noloadbang command line option that should solve your problem :
http://puredata.info/docs/faq/commandline

It was just a shot in the dark, but I'm glad you've found what you need. I keep finding useful stuff in all these libs, some are just amazing.

Hi LiamG, did you check the iemguts library in pd-extended ? I don't know if it's relevant to your problem but there is some stuff there you can use to manipulate canvas and $0-stuff from outside if I remember well.

I've built a monophonic synth some months ago that reproduce this behavior :
http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/8108/the-miniwoog/3
Check the input subpatch in the keyboard subpatch (not so clear when I think about it). It writes the keys pressed in a table and output something as long as a key is held.
Note that you can choose low / high /last note priority with kbd_mode in the main gui, like it is with some classic analog synths.

Hey that's very cool , thank you ! I didn't even knew about the patch repository, it would be nice if more people would add their work there, really inspiring.

I'm currently working on a new version with a lot of improvements (polyphony, modulation matrix, etc) and many new (and hopefully better) presets, I will post here as soon as it's clean and ready.

I've tried to make some minimoog-style substractive synth, don't expect anything to sound really close to the original so I called it the "miniwoog". Pd-extended is required, I added an arpeggiator, a basic sequencer and some effects. I've included some presets for a quick overview, hope someone will find this whole thing useful or fun to play with.

Hi,

I've recently finished a multi-effect patch I'm using along with my guitar to make noise/psyche sounds. You can download it from my blog :

http://coloscope.wordpress.com/2013/01/22/racko-sifredi-multi-effect-patch-for-pure-data-new-version/

The whole thing still need some serious enhancement but I hope someone will find it useful. Any criticism or advice is welcome !

Thanks to the many contributors of this forum, I'm learning a lot just by lurking here (yep this is my first post).

Cheers
coloscope

edit : link updated to new version

Strange, I've tried your patch and I can't seem able to reproduce your problem. Maybe try to use [line~] instead of [line] to change the fundamental frequency ?

Will try that, I'll let you know if I noticed anything odd, thanks again !