Hey thanks! Just got my Shnth and have been compiling chunks of others’ situations into a master file just to get a sense of the range of this awesome synth as I learn. Your files are really going to help!

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Great, glad I could help. A lot of patches / info were lost in the old forum but thought I would share to help out.

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Hi do you say it is possible to change pages in the Shnth without the usb hooked up to the Fish?

you assign “jump” to something (i usually use the tar button, for example)

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Hi. I am new to this. How can i get v1.2 (because my old Mac doesent support this new version)?
Thanks

Try my Dropbox here

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Thank you soo much mlogger!! Best

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Hi.
Just a beginer question into rpi:
Do you use any button of shnth to change the patch, right?
How do you change the patch using the rpi?
I guess is using the red button?
Help :grinning:
Cheers
Rui

when i am playing shnth standalone i usually assign red button on some patches + a combination of major/minor to go > or <

i assigned buttons on a gs128 sending unixcmd from supercollider to shlisp to upload patches on shnth, like
"sudo shlisp /home/pi/shlsp/nameofthepatch.txt”.unixCmd;

Thank you Igor.
This is because i want to use shnth in live situations without a laptop.
If i can use it just only with rpi it will be perfect. Let me try…

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justintstoo!!! :smiley:
http://shbobo.net/shbobo.zip

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I’m guessing this is made for use with the shtar

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probably – i dont have a shtar here.
but works with shnth also :slight_smile:

"
JUSTINtS FOR SHNTH
FOUR CARDS TO THE BARRE
JUSTINTS FOR SHTAR
32 DOMINOES TO THE CARRE
"

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Hey Igor.
How did you install shlisp on rpi 3?
Best,

i think it needs libusb dev as dep

sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev
//if you want justints fish etc add: libasound2-dev libx11-dev)
sudo make

from shbobo.zip readme

to run shlisp, you may need to sudo, or may not.
In a console, find your command, _lin, _win, or _mac
without any arguments it will dump the HID data received from any SHNTH
./shlisp …/examp/vancouver.txt
with the option -h, it spits out a list of the possible opcodes.
with the option -z, it spits out a list of the possible opcodes in Chinese
with the option -b, followed immediately by a number, it uses this number as the “barcode”, eg -b255 inverts all bars.
after these options:
with one argument, it parses the phile as shlisp source, then transmits it to SHNTH.
with another argument, preferably …/wanilla.bin, it will update your synthesis matrix (1-4 minutes)

usb on linux does not connect to device unless you have permission.
you needs to use terminal to go to fish directory and run “sudo fish”
or, you can give permission for shnth by putting a file named “shnth.rules” inside the
/etc/udev/rules.d/ directory.
the shnth.rules file should contain the following text:
SUBSYSTEM==“usb”, ATTR{idVendor}==“6666”, ATTR{idProduct}==“6666”, MODE=“0666”
SUBSYSTEM==“usb”, ATTR{idVendor}==“6666”, ATTR{idProduct}==“7777”, MODE=“0666”

Thank you again Igor.
Best

Dusted off the Shnth this weekend after a few months of neglect; I’d forgotten how strange and wonderful this synth is.

Part of the reason is that I don’t use my Mac so much these days, I work mainly on an iPad, so I haven’t had the coding environment available to me on the go.

Wondering if Fish will ever be ported to ios, or if iOS13 will allow us to mount the Shnth or transfer files to it?

Or maybe I should just get a raspberry pi and load Fish on there - anyone having success with that?

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oh man programming the shnth on an ipad would be wild

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I’ve read a couple articles where people coded on iOS via a remote pc host - there are apparently services where you can pay to log in to a remote machine and use your iPad as a local host. It was a bit over my head but I think a similar deal might let us do this, IF the Shnth can mount in iOS. I’ve heard iOS13 beta testers say that a lot of odd hard drives are mounting to the Files app, not sure if the same would work for Shnth.
Heck I’d pay to have a Fish build running native via an iOS app or web app, would make it 100% more usable for me.

Wirelessly via a RaspberryPi over ssh/mosh with Blink shell would work I guess!

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