#213

Hi. I’d be interested in controlling the native Csound instrument (granular looper) of Nebulae with my USB MIDI controller. How do you think that would be achievable ? Is it “just” changing several lines of code in the Csound file and plugging the USB cable in the front port ? Thank you.

#214

just installed your firmware with WiFi support, such a handy thing.

Could you tell if the latest version on GitHub is the same that is on patchstorage?

I want to add @alext version on top of it, but not sure if her fork is current enough

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#215

I sold my nebulae a bit back, so not sure how “current” current enough is but you are probably better off looking at a diff and making the changes yourself. or finding someone else who can, or something like that

#216

thanks (and for the firmware)! that was the original idea, but github says that your branch is some 50 commits ahead of theTechnobear fork, so i decided to check here

do you use any other granular module instead of the Neb, if i may

#217

I don’t, I’ve been out of music for a little while, especially modular. I’m looking forward to the successor to clouds, I think that will be interesting and closer to something I want. The neb just never felt very “playable” to me, and I wrote an .instr that emulated clouds very closely, but the boot time and size and the perceived inelegance of the neb lead me to sell it.

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