#31

Amazing! Exactly what I had in mind and works perfectly.

Man, JF sounds good. Endless joy using this script to run a shifting JF sequence through mimeophon.

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#32

JF is unreal as a synth voice. I spent the whole day sequencing it with Kria and running it through mimeophon too. Added some modulation to the waveshaping and split it into compass on norns. Wow!
Glad you’re enjoying the script!

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#33

Hi,

Thanks for this jfs.lua! It 's really great. I was curious if it would be easy to combine this script with another script so the cv outputs could be active as well? Maybe with an lfo script or a s&h script would add some functions and fun.

#34

I’ve been thinking that too. I might have a go. I’m thinking LFO’s and random CV’s could be good for modulating JFs parameters.

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#35

Thanks so much for this @cosmicsoundexplorer! I was having a wonderful time playing with this this evening. @jasper_ryder I added in some very basic lfos running at prime multiples of each other, which seemed appropriate for Just Friends. Rate and level have to be set in the script.

jfslfo.lua (818 Bytes)

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#36

Thank you! Looking forward to using this soon.

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#37

Hi @ringsandrocks,

I’m trying to get these lfo’s going but am unsure of what to enter where. Do I change the numbers here, and if so shouldn’t I be getting some lfo action already since there are values there? Thanks. Not a coder but I like to get things to work if I can. If you can post a picture of what your script looks like in the lfo section I should get the idea.
Screen Shot 2020-04-10 at 8.19.18 PM

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#38

Sorry about that! I’m also not really a coder and just starting to learn crow and lua. The LFOs should be going automatically without you making any changes, and that’s the correct spot to change the rates and relationships. I’ll take a look at this tomorrow and see if I can figure out what’s wrong.
(if anyone who knows lua and crow better wants to take a quick look that would be great too!)

#39

Okay. Sounds good. I don’t think I was getting any output but maybe I’ll double check as well. I plugged a LED tester light thing in and didn’t get anything from that but I did not patch to any modules. Thanks.

#40

I just double checked and everything seems to be working fine for me. Is your Crow updated to 1.0.3? These LFOs were added in that version, which was released January 21st.

#41

Sounds good. Yes I’m all up to date. I’ll try it again today and hopefully it is working. Thanks for checking.

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#42

Is there any way of making this (or for that matter any) script begin once crow receives a trigger?

I am not hugely fond of having to use my laptop to send an i2c message via druid every time I want JF to exit synth mode.

#43

Sure, it’s relatively simple to make a function which only runs once. Try enclosing it within an IF statement which checks an initially-true flag variable, then immediately flip that same variable false. You could even make a “time out” function with a metro which flips the JF.MODE back after not receiving triggers for some seconds and clears your flag.

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#44

Ok cool, will save this for a rainy day! I have never written any code (outside of some super basic max devices), but this sounds like an ok way to start :slight_smile:

#45

Hey! The quantiser doesn’t seem to be working, it just jumps in octaves and skips all the notes in-between. Can’t seem to figure out why it is doing that, any ideas?
Thanks!

#46

The quantizer script should probably be updated for crow 2.0 now that output scale mode is a thing. You could probably do this script in 10 lines.

I think the offending function here is n2v, which never worked for me. n2v(x) is pretty much equivalent to x / 12 if you want to edit it.

#47

Try this one: Maps w/ Trent <> 7/16 4PM EDT

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^^ crow 2.0+ help: general (connectivity, device q’s, ecosystem)
#48

I can confirm that the quantizer in the Bowery collection does not work and does indeed only provide octaves of the original voltage. I tried multiple variations and changed many things in the code - I’m not a coder, but some parts are obvious - so you may just stop trying with that version.

BTW, that was just before 2.0, but I bet it’s still the same now.

And @desolationjones and @Oootini are right!

#49

i attempted to import lorenz onto a newly flashed (well, new altogether) crow and druid was freezing while uploading. the only way i could ‘unfreeze’ druid was to remove and reinsert the usb cable. i couldn’t successfully load it, though i had no issue with the other bowery scripts. does it not work in 2.0 or is it an issue on my side?

perhaps i should note that i manually added the script to my bowery folder (didn’t appear in the zip i downloaded). working from an old macbook air, catalina 10.15.4, if it matters.

resolved. the issue was with the lua file I downloaded. fixed it in atom.
lorenz is so much fun!

#50

Wondering if this ever got added to Bowery. I don’t see it there, and I’m trying to get it loaded back onto Crow… Perhaps I’m missing something. I tried u First.lua, but I’m cd’d into bowery-main

thanks!