SirSickSik Contributions

[Tau]

Hi @SirSickSik!

Wow, just going through your modules for the first time, thank you for your generous work.
I was trying to program a simple MIDI looper when I ran into your PolymidiXL, which is great, but a few things don't seem to work:

• The module is always active, independently of what I connect to the "active" inlet. I have a toggle button connected, when i switch to off, there's an all notes off, but it will keep recording. If I erase all, and set active to off, it will still record;

• channel delete and delay don't work- i tried buttons and toggles and there's no effect; -> edit: _channel delete does work, but the drum machine i was using for clock master was also sending notes which would trigger the channel delete - maybe a way to filter out channels from the device input could be useful

• undo and erase work, and so does the midi port selector.

Is this an error only on my device?

I also have one request- two, actually:

• would it possible to switch the midi monitoring on or off (I mean the MIDI through for the notes)? I only need the MIDI clock to pass through (could use clocktx, for eg), but, in most situations, I'd rather not have the notes pass. Is this possible?

• the other request would e for a way to turn edit on or off for each (or selected) channels via MIDI.

Again, thank you for your work, and for reading this. I'll keep digging around your library folder for a while.

[SirSickSik]

Hi Tau, thanks for the report!
Though I have to work this afternoon, I'll look into it this week to see if there are bugs.

The edit-channels, to be short, can be controlled over midi. If you look at the code in the midi, you can see that you can select an "edit" channel (which row you want to edit: edit, mute,solo,scaled).

channel 0, CC57 toCC60 should select which row you want to edit (any value from any of these CC's will select a row).
with channel 1, CC1 to CC16, you can toggle off/on the channels in the row (also any value, it just listens whether the CC changes).

About the "active" input, this indeed just only sends an "all-note-off" message.
You should also use the control for this input to stop the counter module that's driving the polymidiXL.
I added this just for resetting the midi-on-notes when the counter would be made inactive.

[Tau]

Thanks, really appreciate you looking into it.

I see a way now to toggle record or play with MIDI- but how can I send MIDI over channel 0 from an external controller?

[SirSickSik]

oh sorry, channel 0 is midichannel 1..
the axoloti works internally with values 0 to 15 as midichannels (midichannel-1).

[SirSickSik]

harpsy osc0.1.axp (33.9 KB)

just hit play, sit back, close your eyes and dream away

[SirSickSik]

NEW MODULE

PATT

"noRepShiftReg"
No-repeating shift register
When the add input goes high:
-All values at the d1-d8 outputs will shift down one output, d8 will be removed.
-Except when the new value is given by an output somewhere in the middle. In that case, this output is removed and only from the first output up to that output, the outputs are shifted down.
-The value at the index input will always be send to the first output (d1)

Useful for manually making orders of index numbers that may not be repeated in the order.
eg. a set of footswitches that you can press to set an order of an fx-chain, where each footswitch selects it's own index number to enter and put at the end/start (dependent on connection-order) of the chain .
eg. if you only need 4 outputs to chain 4 effects, use only the upper four outputs.

[SirSickSik]

NEW MODULE

ENV

"pulseEnv"
An edit of the factory AD-envelope.
Attack/hold/decay envelope with treshold, linear attack, exponential decay to enable square shaped envelopes.
-The treshold (t) amplifies the envelope, but also lowers it with the treshold level, while clipping it when below zero. Peak stays at max 64 (=1<<27). Enabling quick stops as if the exponential decay is partly linear.
-Added a hold stage by amplifying the envelope and clipping it afterwards.
With hold and treshold all the way up, the envelope is almost squareshaped. In this case, the decay sets the pulse length.