#2

Can an admin please tag this crow so I know to come back to it? Otherwise I will forget to update :slight_smile:

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#3

i’m impressed

just to confirm these instructions worked quickly and flawlessly on osx

downloaded + updated druid dfu-util and two ^^s within minutes

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#4

Is there a way to check which firmware version of crow your running? My update looks like it worked but I usually double check these things by running a command.

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#5

See https://monome.org/docs/crow/technical/#environment-commands

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#6

After upgrading to 1.0.1 I’m getting an error when using n2v():

attempt to perform arithmetic on a function value

#7

Can you show the script where you’re using it? n2v is really just intended to be used inside an ASL description.

In general, if you want to convert a note number to a volt, you can just divide it by 12 (because 1V = 1 octave = 12 semitones).

@j4ustin
Specifically you’ll want to send the ^^version command and crow will tell you which version it’s running.

#8

Got it! Everything worked out well. Need to read through the documentation more.

#9

The simplest test is entering this in druid:

print(n2v(60))

That used to return a float, but now it gives this:

function: 0x2002c300

Ah, of course. So perhaps this is moot, I can probably handle that much math. :crazy_face:

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#10

I didn’t have a cable long enough to connect my iMac to my Crow, but this upgrade was easily done from my Norns.(I got Druid up and running on my Norns fairly easily as well.)

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#11

do you mind sharing how?

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#12

How do we do this?! very cool…

#13

Norns is a Linux machine, all the same instructions for setting up druid on Linux should apply if you access a terminal over SSH.

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#14

I just SSH’d into my Norns, followed all the “Linux” instructions and it basically just worked! I had to use sudo everywhere the docs said it might be necessary.

(Edit: I will say that messing around with apt-get-ing software and whatever is kind of opening a Pandora’s box where continued tinkering could end up using up a bunch of disk space, turning off a necessary process, etc. In general I try to treat Norns as a dedicated music machine.)

#15

FYI, some infos here, in case you run into issues when trying to run Druid on Norns : ^^ crow help: general (connectivity, device q's, ecosystem)

#16

ahhh i thought he built a wrapper which contained druid on norns w/o involving another computer (as a lua script or something)

#18

Trying to update Crow. I ran the home-brew installer and got this:

Press RETURN to continue or any other key to abort
==> /usr/bin/sudo /bin/mkdir -p /usr/local/Caskroom /usr/local/Frameworks
Password:[image of a key]

What is "Password? I tried giving my Mac password, to no avail.

#19

I’ve searched this thread and can’t find anything about negative voltages on outputs. I can’t seem to set outputs to anything less than 0.

> output[2].volts = 5
> get_out(2)
^^output(2, 5.0)

> output[2].volts = -3
> get_out(2)
^^output(2, -3.0)

But looking at a scope on output 2 I get 0 Volts. Any ideas? I ran a crow.reset() to make sure nothing in the script was interfering.

how do i get the full “16bit [-5V,10V] range?”

I also tried a output[2].action = lfo() and after calling it, I get a LFO that moves from 0 to 5V.

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#20

When I double click the installer on Mac it asks for a password but won’t let me type anything?

#21

You won‘t see the cursor moving in the terminal or see any typed *** (that‘s how in works).
Make sure you type your password correctly in one go and hit enter.

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#22

Perfecto! That did the trick. Thanks.

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