clipper
slice and save samples for monome norns
this is a utility library, similar to @Justmat’s sam with some performative features. it was built to help me learn softcut and also make it easier to cut up samples for scripts that utilize them (cheatcodes, goldeneye, etc.)
this code will also be used as the foundation for a more complex (and hopefully musical) script i am building called splnkr.
Requirements
norns
key/encoder controls
instructions for key/encoder controls may be accessed while running the script on norns by pressing k1+e3
- All screens
- e2: next/prev control
- Screen 1: select/play sample
- k2: select sample to slice up
- e3: incr/decr playhead
- k3: start/stop playhead
- Screen 2: play mode
- k2/k3: delete/add cutter
- e3: change play mode
- Screen 3: adjust cut ends
- k2/k3: delete/add cutter
- k1 + e2: select cutter
- k1 + e3: adjust cutter
- k1 + e1: fine adjust cutter
- e3: select cutter end
- Screen 4: move cutter
- k2/k3: delete/add cutter
- k1 + e2: select cutter
- k1 + e3: adjust cutter
- k1 + e1: fine adjust cutter
- Screen 5: adjust rate
- k2/k3: delete/add cutter
- k1 + e2: select rate
- e3: adjust all cutter rates
- k1 + e1: fine adjust rate
- k1 + e3: adjust selected cutter rate
- Screen 6: adjust level
- k2/k3: delete/add cutter
- e3: adjust level
- Screen 7: autogenerate cutters
- e3: autogenerate clips by level (up to 20)
- k1 + e3: autogenerate clips with even spacing (up to 20)
recording clips
clips may be recorded from the PARAMETERS>EDIT menu. what gets recorded depends on the play mode setting:
- stop: record the entire sample
- full loop: record the entire sample
- all cuts: record all sample areas set by cutters
- sel cut: record the sample area set by the selected cutter
important note: if play mode is set to all cuts, all rate settings must either be positive or negative.
installation from maiden
;install https://github.com/jaseknighter/clipper
todo
fix bugs and improve usability (e.g. when cutting up a sample into > 15 pieces)
credits
many thanks to @infinitedigits and @zebra for coding advice!