Hi

You can open the patch in a texteditor, then do search and replace.

A simple (and cheap) solution, though not shifting the content, would be to shift the index when you read from the array.

mvh

tjek this :

http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/3345/roads-emulation/2

Hi

You can train bonk~ to react on different hits. See the help file.

mvh

Hi

Try a2jmidid to get jack midi, might be better.

vhm

Hi

That could be done with 3 times [bp~] connected to [env~]'s.

mvh

Hi

I can not confirm this problem.

Tried on ubuntu 14.04LTS 64bit, with [oscrs] and [moogVCF] compiled for 64bit.
Pd was 0.45-4 from ubuntu repo.
Didn't test it too much. but the externals both load and there is sound.

mvh

Hi

A folder called /pd-externals in your home dir is scanned by pd for externals. So create that and put your externals there.

If I have a subpatch that is called blah how do I automatically open said window.

|;pd-blah vis 1( to open
|;pd-blah vis 0( to close

remark: for doing the same with an abstraction prepend .pd (pd-blah.pd vis 1)

Aha ok. And thank you!

Why is that funny

@Helder said:

My problem is in getting each midi note seperated to each oscillator for pitch modulation. I used (select) and then the midi note numbers for C, C#, D, etc. to seperate the notes to each oscillator but then (select) sends bang, not the note number pressed

To maintain your value after a routing is very easy in Pd. Just use the route object and then repeat the value before route.

mvh

Ok, bug and feature

Check the help.files for netsend and netreceive with the -u -b flags. You also need the objects: oscformat and oscparse.

Very inspiring, Thank you.

well, bug or feature

I like it.Thanks for sharing.

Hi

The latest version of Pd vanilla has builtin objects for OSC.

mvh