that would be awesome. i don’t have grid but i’m happy to help. please don’t hesitate to drop me a line if you have a question about the code. i can tell you that it should be pretty easy - everything runs in a constant loop so you just change the global voice table.

great session, lots of neat textures in there! thanks for sharing :slight_smile:

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don’t have my Norns on me but is this part of the library? Or should I download the script from the link and add it to my Norns with forklift?

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It is not currently in the maiden catalogue. If I were you, I’d actually git clone it while SSH’ing in to the norns. This way, when it is added to the database, you will have all the proper dependency files, since the library system populated based on some github information.

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ahhh ok I’ve never done a git clone before via SSH in Norns. Im sure there must be documentation on how to do that in the monome docs?

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You know, I’m not 100% sure about documentation on that! But if you have general understanding of working with the machine through terminal, then this is what you’ll want to do;

Ssh in to the norns by looking at the IP address (key 2 on the home screen) and typing

ssh we@IP_ADDRESS_HERE

Then, cd ~/dust/code

This will bring you to the code directory.

Then, look at the github page of the script you want. There will be a green button to potentially download the code; but there will also be a link. Copy the link.

Then enter this in to your terminal;

git clone DIRECTORY_YOU_COPIED

Hit enter. It should download. Open your scripts folder on your norns and you should see it there!

:smiley:

Edit; this is all assuming you have a Mac, my bad. It should be relatively similar for a PC, but with its own terminal commands

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@infinitedigits
another question…or two…:stuck_out_tongue:
is the difference of a stereo or mono signal into Barcode of any importance?

was wondering…
could you add the info about the length of the buffers into the documentation for future users?

would it be possible to add some sort of tiny graphic that shows the buffer has something in it?
i found my self trying to figure out which norns was making noiz and which one wasn’t once i had a horde of things going on.

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Norns is also handy in that it has its hostname set to norns.local so you don’t need to look up the IP address when you want to use Maiden or SSH into it (and the default ssh password is sleep). Simply use:

ssh we@norns.local (or http://norns.local for maiden)`

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Include this on Maiden library pls!!!

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Yeah, I have two norns based machines and if you try and use the norns.local command for those, the fingerprint differs between the two, eventually leading a Mac to reject the signal. Thus, I’ve only used the norns.local for SMB or maiden access through the browser.

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no, as of now it just records the stereo signal into the buffer (which is mono). it wouldn’t be hard to record the stereo signal (i.e. left into buffer 1 and right into buffer 2) if that is of interest.

definitely. i’ll add to the top. the max length of a buffer is 60 seconds. when you record, it will loop only the portion recorded.

yeah. i’ll make the little thing next to the buffer number (e.g. 1>) appear when music is coming out of it.

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@Oxbown @Prnts i sent a request to add this to maiden, will update when if it gets accepted!

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this has been merged into maiden (thanks @tehn!)

also i pushed a new version (v0.3) with some minor updates:

  • show caret (>) only once something has been recording
  • pause lfo iterator when lfo paused

also found a neat thing, that it makes textures quickly by gently touching a microphone, demo:

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I just started following you on Instagram. See my most recent post for video with Barcode looping Melodica, Ukulele and Glockenspiel for a new track I am working on.

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Barcode is wonderful.

Grid/midi control would be amazing!

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barcode is the bee’s knees! thanks so much for the work and sharing!

I would love to edit the voices in the “parameters” page if possible. While I really love how the app looks it would be nice to see the values in a separate page.

Thanks again

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AH!
ok…thank you for the clarification and for the code tweeks!

a future option for stereo would be cool!
but honestly…it’s really fracken amazing as it is!!!

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Wow! This is fantastic! Not 100% sure what I’m doing, but I like it. Thank you for making tape input an option! I like injecting little bits of field recordings in swirling through these warped string plucks.

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really nice, thank you :slight_smile:

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Thank you! I spent some time sampling my dulcimer into barcode this afternoon. It creates a really interesting bed of sound to play over.

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