#92

Drats! I was unable to pull it together this time, but hopefully this wont be the last norns circle :slight_smile:

I am looking forward to visiting all these worlds!

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#93

i’ll check it out

i did not attempt to fix the extra line , because it made the last two graphics feel like tiny kites , which i liked ,

(these whole graphics are essentially a bug lol)

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#94

couldn’t implement my ideas as planned but definitely learned some things from tehn’s script while hacking a bit

don’t know if it’s even worth sharing but i got it sounding kinda how i want despite the time crunch

was not feeling well yesterday and spent 11pm to midnight tweaking settings and recording this take (shifted from world 3 to 2)

have to say
ALL of the scripts yall made are inspiring and educational

still perusing them right now

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#95

Was still working on first world about 7pm last night before calling it a day—that was pretty tough!
But, I got to wrap my head around the concept of tables/arrays quite a bit, which had intimidated my brain for years and that feels like a big win. Thanks for the help all of you, excited to scroll through ur gits

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#96

Graphics, code pages to read, a lot of headphones-spacetime-holes…
This is just too Much.Thank you.

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#97

norns/circle will happen every other month as long as there’s interest. the prompt and focus will change for each iteration, with suggestions towards new areas to learn and explore.

i’m working now to get the sounds collated and scripts checked— expect the release announcement by the end of the week!

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#98

I missed this - wasn’t hanging out here much at the time. I haven’t dug into the submissions yet, but this is a really, really cool idea. I hope to participate in the next one.

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#99

doing a final pass on scripts – god damn these are all gorgeous. I love how so many of these feel like playing a video game!! super blown away by the depth everyone brought to the simple controls, as well.

some ticky-tack things:

  • @JaggedNZ: I pushed a minor edit on nimbea to point to the bundled lib rather than your local copy (line 288). also, totally gasped when world 2 loaded sound + visual.
  • @2994898: I’m able to nil voiceLoopPoints[index][1] after doing a K2 hold + then hitting K3 again. this sorta sets off a chain reaction of errors. I really love the K2 idea and hope it can be preserved – want to take a look?
  • @andrew: I was able to set some .99999999999999996's, which covered up your dope graphics! would you want to string.format("%.2f",__) any of your on-screen controls?

excellent scripts and artifacts all around!!

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#100

audio roundup! need download links from:

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#101

Thanks for catching that, I really need to figure out how to use relative and/or norns system paths in lua.

totally gasped when world 2 loaded sound + visual.

The sound reminded me of Buddhist prayer wheels and bells in Siliguri, but the temple/castle is defiantly of Japanese inspiration. I wish I had the time to bring the other two worlds to the same level of polish, but my limited spare time has been poured into midigrid rewrite. The first world was going to be mesa’s and the third would have stars orbiting the “incal”.

Totally geeking out here, the rain was originally just straight lines and the droplets are actually an artefact of Cario’s anti-aliasing that I discovered accidentally. I also had lots of issue’s with banding on my screen before I got everything at the right levels, it really reminds me of developing on a 386 laptop, but with a few modern conveniences.

BTW if anyone runs this on an amber or green display I’d love to see photos of world 2 & 3 :slight_smile:

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#102

Thank you, nice catch!
just made a PR. many bugs…

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#103

download enabled— sorry for the delay!

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#104

no worries, thank you!

for everyone:
in case it got buried, the audio files are being collected for a bandcamp release alongside the scripts :slight_smile:

I’ve loved all the captures, but if folks missed this the first time around and want to adjust/touch-up anything in your recording, please PM me!

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#105

NC01-drone/chambers seems to be missing the samples that it calls for (bc.wav, dd.wav, and eb.wav)

Making my way through the rest of these slowly and am so thoroughly impressed by them!

#106

all the scripts use the same samples, which are in lib, so maybe something else is up?

#107

ah! yes, the softcut.buffer_read_mono(file,0,1,-1,1,1) line was being executed before the buffer was enabled – so if chambers was the first script loaded through a norns reboot, it wouldn’t populate the samples into the buffer.

thanks for the ping, fix pushed into the repo :slight_smile:

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#108

This is so far my favorite script on Norns.
Replacing the sample with this is pretty incredible:

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#109

Nice!! Glad you liked it :slight_smile: I’m considering expanding it a bit, maybe some options for filters on each voice would be nice. It’s something I experimented with but removed to stick to the 3 parameter constraint.

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#110

Just found this - brilliant ! I’ve been wondering why fade ins never seemed to work for me.

Can I just check something - I’d like to be wrong in this, but am I right in thinking that one cannot crossfade within the same voice ? For example, it seems to me that on starting to play from a new position the playback from the previous position is cut off, it doesn’t fade out according to level_slew_time or fade_time.

I’d like to be wrong !

And also - why in the api doc -https://monome.org/norns/modules/softcut.html#fade_time - is the second parameter position and not time ? Typo or miscomprehension on my part.

Thanks,

Jem

#111

fade_time works for me and always has, it’s a core feature of softcut. a crossfade is initiated by hitting a loop point or requesting a new position. each voice has two heads under the hood.

one edge case occurs if you request a position change while a crossfade is already underway. the position change will be queued and executed (with a new fade) when the present fade is complete. but this queue only has a depth of 1.

can you maybe post your code? and any other relevant stuff like how you’re populating buffers? (soundfile/live? what soundfile? &c)

Typo or miscomprehension on my part.

typo, should be time (seconds.) the fade shape is a raised cosine segment.