Hello @phil123456

i made this one time ago, it was built on extended, maybe looking at its guts will help you

eqgui.pd

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Hey @grgdrs

I added the clear button, and an "autosave" function, every different loop is saved on the same folder as "loop$1.wav" with a different number every time you push "Start recording", but every time you reset the patch it will restart the count, so it can overwrite your loops, be sure of move those you want to keep or you are going to lose it
Looper2.pd

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Hello @grgdrs

i heard you need a looper, made this one for you, it works writing a local .wav file, i don't know if it is compatible with Vanilla (i use Extended) but i think it's going to, it works also with tables and you can even reverse your loop, it doesn't have GUI, but give it a try to my Looper.pd

Hope it helps
Excuse my crappy English
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Hey @offtandiscord

I think it doesn't really matter the protocol, but the message you're trying to send, anyway, in the script i previously posted, you can replace the a, b, c, d or e variables, and send different messages, i never was able to use TCP, but this worked for me, maybe if you explain us in detail the message you are trying to send it would be useful,

Hope it Helps
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Hello @offtandiscord

I made this for my RP3 and never had this problem, maybe try looking at it or using it, it uses 5 GPIOS and send bangs, but you can make it to send a complex message

Netsend-Example.py
Netreceive-example.pd

Hope it helps :D
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Grazie @shindeibrauns !

I love GUIs abstractions, It's a Masterpiece

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Hello @richtcello

i was exactly on the same search short time ago, and the only solution i really had, was trying to "assemble" a [textfile] with some other [textfiles], to accomplish what i was looking for: write the following file with the input data:

network={
ssid="testing"
psk="testingPassword"
}

So, look close all the guts, and maybe it will help you
Wifi.zip

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Hello

i made this patch for you, it's still kind of crappy, but its the closest i got by now with the effects of my guitar effects suite, as you see, the 12-string guitar has 4 octaves and 2 unisons, but this unisons still sound, because this strings are tuned by humans, obviously, so it doesn't get a perfect pitch, and it sound like a little chorus effect, try it, i didn't had time to put any GUI, but by the way i know you'll understand what it's up to

Excuse my crappy English too,
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12string.pd

Hello @th8a

Yesterday i took the time to read, understand and try every option, but, nothing happens with [shell], fortunately you gave me the idea with the [textfile] to achieve what i was looking for: Assemble a file system with variables and keyboard characters that PD doesn't allow, such as { }, and then use [shell] to move the file (Finally [shell] object wants to collaborate), if someone wants to see the final patch, just ask for it

Thanks for your answers,
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Hi @whale-av

Usually the shell on Mac OS starts on: /Users/yourname/
But in the Shell object it starts on: /
So, as you see, we have to put all the path, i tried different paths a lot of times, and tried with different files on different paths also, i comprobed the path by myself using the command: ls (it shows you all the files and folders contained on the actual directory), so i don't really get it

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