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pulsed
Hi
You can open the patch in a texteditor, then do search and replace.
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pulsed
A simple (and cheap) solution, though not shifting the content, would be to shift the index when you read from the array.
mvh
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pulsed
Hi
You can train bonk~ to react on different hits. See the help file.
mvh
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pulsed
Hi
Try a2jmidid to get jack midi, might be better.
vhm
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pulsed
Hi
That could be done with 3 times [bp~] connected to [env~]'s.
mvh
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pulsed
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
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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 closeremark: for doing the same with an abstraction prepend .pd (pd-blah.pd vis 1)
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@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
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Check the help.files for netsend and netreceive with the -u -b flags. You also need the objects: oscformat and oscparse.
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