I’m looking for an elegant way to make the note messages which are momentary bangs into toggles?
i just have not done it yet, surely this is in an example somewhere?
Thank you
I’m looking for an elegant way to make the note messages which are momentary bangs into toggles?
i just have not done it yet, surely this is in an example somewhere?
Thank you
Sometimes I just use the toggle GUI object where a bang just flips it. The note messages are just midi pairs, so you can use the [stripnote] to pass only the key press and not the release, then use [sel] with whatever key number you want to toggle.
that’s much more elegant than the spigot way i did it, this time.lol
I need to know a few things that will really open up the next patch.
1.) how do you get the knobs to be on seperate pages? i tried to copy the code for the two page pd-grids example but i can’t seem to get the pages to stay separate
2.) code for the little red recording light to go on while sampling
The LED is easy, you can just send a number 0 - 7 to [s led]. 0 is off, 1 is red, 2 is yellow and so on.
For the knobs, there isn’t a standard way to page them, so checking out how other patches handle this is the right move.
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do i have to/can i compile source with the Organelle?
I have some source that are pre-compiled and the wrong ELF type
Hey I am back here
It seems like the notes and the aux button are even more sensitive and they do not clack, is this why there is the aux + menu thing?
My challenge is that often i use aux to turn patches on off but my former trick of taking press from aux/fs etc… and send both a toggle and a bang to a spigot and then to a toggle used to work but no longer – it seems that all i get is very very momentary behavior. is there a work around for this?
so weird.
just a simple r-aux -----sel 1 and it works…i have this problem with over complicating things sometimes, anyway. it helped me get familiar with a few things
actually i had to view a few C&G patches to see what the trick was
[r-aux]
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[sel 1]
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[delay 100]
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[tgl]
hmm, interesting - I wonder if there is a slight difference in ‘debounce’ behaviour…
this would materialise as seeing a bit of ‘noise’ on r-aux.
though, id have not thought a del 100, would not help this.
it be interesting to keep an eye out for these kind of anomalies, so we can try to see if can keep the organelle-1 and organelle-m compatible.
(i.e. we don’t want to start making m and 1 patches different/incompatible for such minutiae)
i think the delay-100 is a little more elegant but i know what you mean.
I am a little confused by the purpose of the [delay 100], which patch did it come from? it might have been more of a speed limit thing than debounce.
The keys for Organelle 1 and M are both debounced before they get to the patch, so you really shouldn’t see any on/off noise unless you press a key very lightly and ‘hover’ between on and off. (or if you have an old Organelle 1 with the keyboard problem, but that is a known hardware issue with a fix)