#11

Sounds like SuperCollider creates a new instance of the kick drum for every note, and doesn’t destroy them/free up resources until the sound has faded out completely.

@toneburst you are probably right, thanks to point me in the right direction. I think that the behaviour is now very similar to the real 808, but I could be wrong.
I don’t know exactly how to solve the problem…it’s time to learn something new!

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#12

I did something similar with a drum voice project I was working on a while back. I can try and dig it out later (at work at the moment).

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#13

Thanks @toneburst i appreciate your help!

#14

Just trying this out. Sounds Really Nice!

Most Euclidean pattern generators I’ve seen have the facility to shift the pattern left/right (with wrapping).

That would be a great addition to your script, I think (unless it’s already there, and I’m missing it).

The realtime recording feature is great!

#15

Thanks to @toneburst suggestions, I’ve made some changes in the engine.
Maybe @coreyr can test if now is working properly.
Let me know!

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#16

Much more stable! I can still overload sc a bit if I set the fill of multiple voices too high all at once but its not freezing up and becoming unresponsive. It works very well if I’m using it within reason.

Great script @pangrus! The max decay time on the bass drum is now quite a bit shorter, but if I understand correctly, unmodded 808s don’t have a super long decay time either. Great work around, it sounds fantastic.

#17

Thanks! Now it’s time to think about the pattern rotation (shift) as suggested. Next week, maybe.

#18

Sorry to keep making requests, but state saves/recall would be really cool too

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#19

I was going to request this (save state) as well as an option to mute drums.

This is a fun little script, many thanks!

#20

Before going any further, I need to learn something more about supercollider to improve the engine.
Hey, contribution are welcome!

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#21

@toneburst and @coreyr, version 2.0 is up, with pattern rotation and automatic state saving.
Enjoy!

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#22

Cool, will try that! Thanks for working on this, @pangrus.

#23

Heads up that the Maiden description link for this goes to Haven’s thread instead of this thread

#24

Ooops, just made a pull request to correct this

#25

I think this is my new default drum machine, thank you so much! Per drum volume would be incredible. Maybe I’ll stop being lazy and see if I can add them as parameters that aren’t in the UI (since they would clutter things up) but then I could map them to knobs on my MIDI Fighter Twister.

EDIT: Actually - exposing all the parameters would be awesome. This thing would be a hoot to play with an MFT!

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#26

I’ll have a look to the script to see if it’s feasable in an elegant way… :smiley:

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#27

@kingmetal I updated hachi, now all the parameters are MIDI controllable. You were right, it’s a lot of fun.

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#28

Incredible! Thank you so much.

#29

Hi! Just some quick questions: would it be a problem to make the “insert step” a “toggle step”? Because if you choose the wrong step by playing live, you have to redo everything… or maybe make “clear all” work only for the current instrument…
I think your script is awesome, but I found a bit difficult to input the pattern I want. Or am I missing something?
Moreover… no open hat? :wink:
Thanks!

#30

I’m glad you like the script.
You can set the instrument pulses number to 0 to clear a single pattern. I can think a sort of “erase mode” for the realtime mode, I have to figure it out.
Regarding the open hat, since I’ve decided to use a single page for the UI, it’s not so easy to add it. I can remove the claves :innocent: