Thanks guys, I got it working. Maybe one of these days it'll be added to PlugData! I mentioned it to the dev and he said he'll eventually have a look.

Will it work in linux? It appears not. Should have mentioned I'm on linux.

I would very much like to be able to capture filepaths via drag and drop.

Lol as in the first post ever? I did do a search but couldn't find anything, suppose I wasn't using the correct words.

The way I ended up doing it was subtracting 127 from 0 and doing [expr abs($f1)]. Thanks fo the reply!

Edit: I see you mean the first post in that thread, silly me.

I made a sampler that uses a envelope generator going into tabread4~. The way im controlling the pitch is by just running midi into the envelope, so the frequency value of the midi controls the speed of the sound and that changes the pitch. This works, however the keyboard is inverted. So C remains C, however D is now B and E is now A, etc. How can I fix this?

Hey guys!

I want to make my own, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to set up the filters. What aspects are there to take into consideration to make sure the split signal is as close to the original as possible?

If anyone has a simple example patch I would really appreciate that.

@bocanegra Oh, I see! I was smoothing the input of the calculation instead of the output.

@seb-harmonik.ar I was wondering if you had any ideas on how to reduce clicking when I'm modulating the shape of the phasor? The clicking is actually kind of pleasant, but I would like to have some control over it. I have tried smoothing the modulation going into the number box above 'select', but that doesn't seem to affect the clicking at all.

@seb-harmonik.ar that's super cool, I'm definitely switching over to your mod! Thanks a ton.

@bocanegra thanks!

@seb-harmonik.ar how did you get the custom colors? I would very much like to make the canvas black and everything else red, but can't figure out how.

@seb-harmonik.ar thanks!

I would be very interested in exploring things like that, but don't know where to start.

@bocanegra Yes, thanks! I think the first time I tried it that way I forgot to clip the signal before the expr~

So this is a classic algorithm for soft clipping, but I can't get it to work with expr~.

The way I'm trying to do it is

$v1 - 1/3 * pow($v1, 3)

But it's not giving the expected result. Why is that and how can I get it to work?