#32

No hurry - I thought I broke it.

#33

Update v0.3.3

pull new mi-eng from github.

  • fixes init error from v0.3.2
  • clouds re-work
  • testing creation of default midi map for 16n
  • Braids - use CC 47 to enable meta mode (random)
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#34

Thanks - totally works now. Great graphics update on all of these!

#35

Update v0.3.4

pull new mi-eng from github.

Probably a good idea to delete existing psets/pmaps from inside ~/dust/data/mi-eng/

  • fix for pmaps with missing values not matching param controls.

For the moment if you re-map midi, you need to save a pset for that to be remembered. Then you will probably need to re-launch the script once to get the on-screen controls updated to those changed CC values.

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#36

install worked great and i can’t believe suddenly, after all these years, Clouds. thank you @okyeron, totally amazing.

currently i am unable to switch “dials” on the graphic screen, although the three dial parameters (pos size den) work and all parameters work from the Parameters menu. i know you’re at the somewhat experimental stage, what’d i miss??

#37

Midi controller needed to change other dials - everything available on params page tho.

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#38

mini-update

@justmatt added LFOs to the Texture-C engine and test script (lfo yer clouds, ya’ll).

It’s all in the parameters. I’ve not done much testing yet, but give it a go and report back. :slight_smile:

(no need to re-install UGens, just re-pull the mi-engines repo)

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#39

Would it be possible to make polyphonic [or maybe even multitimbral] version of Plaits or Braids?

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#40

Possible? Yes, I think so.

Likely anytime soon? Not real sure. :stuck_out_tongue: (there’s a lot of supercollider for me to learn to do that myself)

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#41

@okyeron How difficult would you presume it to be to add LFO modulation to, for example, the Clouds port? Thinking it might be a fairly easy entry into Lua, given that @Justmat and others have made LFO libraries/code samples

#42

Clouds already has LFO’s! Sine, Saw, and/or Chaos flavors :slight_smile: The settings are in the param menu.

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#43

Legendary! I hadn’t gotten the chance to install it yet :slight_smile:

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#44

Just installed yesterday.

They sound pretty epic and I encourage everyone to try them out.

I added them to the index.

PS: Like @klingklangmatze I only have the left channel output for macro-b on my norns shield.

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#45

Another gush post. Well that was a morning well spent. I never have owned a MI module but I am loving these scripts they pair so well with my ambient setup and a midi controller. Thank you for the adaptations.

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#46

I don’t even properly understand what these Mutable Instruments modules are and do, but I reckoned I’d install the SuperCollider extensions and these norns scripts regardless out of curiosity¹ and since I’ve been looking to expand OP-Z soundscape – and wow lol pressed play on default settings with a dub-techno thing loaded on OP-Z and instantly winning :medal_sports:

Thank you for this work! (MacroB is on the left channel. And is it just me, or are these very loud by default, as in loud enough to hurt your hearing?)

¹ while feeling a sting of guilt about bypassing supporting financially a boutique modular shop

#47

Hi all. Total noob here, so my apologies for asking basic questions… :slight_smile: Just purchased a Norns Shield and wanted to run MI related apps. I am having trouble following the install instructions. Is there a walk through that is simpler for non-coders to follow?

#48

install Pedalboard and it can do the engine install for you when you select the Resonator or Granular modules. Then restart the shield (sleep/power-off/power-on)

Then get the miEngines archive to run the demo scripts.

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#49

This script is in alpha and has not been released to madden yet so the only way to load it is manually. I think the documentation supplied above is some of the clearest I have found for any alpha script. First I you will need to understand how to transfer files to your Norns I like to do that over wifi here is the Norns docs for wifi transfer of files https://monome.org/docs/norns/wifi-files/ . I would encourage you to try :slightly_smiling_face:, it is no harder than baking a cake.

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#50

Thank you for the clear response! I was able to figure it out.

Cheers!

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#51

The Wifi transfer doc helped immensely - thank you!

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