#124

huge fan of this script
 is there any chance we could get an update with the original envelope controls alongside the current sample rate and bit depth ones?

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#125

I kind of liked these too.

(I don’t necessarily prefer to get control over every parameter. It can also be very nice if you have to live with choices the instrument (or its inventor) made for you.)

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#126

Yeah I agree the current envelope gui is a bit goofy. it would be easy to put back something like the original. I’ll add that to the list.

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#127

thanks so much! I do like the envelope control we have now, but the other modes would definitely be nice. seriously nice work :slight_smile:

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#128

Ok yes. The original envelope implementation is much more fun and playable. I think I’ll put it back, but it will be at the expense of individual attack / decay control.

edit: actually i think we can have our cake and eat it. just added env presets and individual control to the master branch. refresh the app to pick up the changes.

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#129

Played around with this yesterday and love it @Oootini ! (Realized a midi controller would be super handy and ordered one today :sweat_smile:)

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#130

Same with me. Decided to get a Faderfox ec4 to tame all these parameters from this and also other scripts like CC.

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#131

Was looking at a faderfox but went really cheap with nanokontrol2 just to have something :sweat_smile:

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#132

Yeah. Quite expensive but hopefully fun for a long time. Nanokontrol 2 also seems to be a good choice!

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#133

Faderfox is certainly not cheap but built quality is top notch and the ec4 with its webeditor is really easy to set up, also works with both shields and factory norns without a powered hub.
Had the pc4 before and am really happy with the ec4. Still did not feel the need to fix my broken 16n (usb on the teensy broke off
) since I got the ec4.

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#134

yeah
FaderFox is an investment. :stuck_out_tongue:
but it’s amazingly well built and the simplicity of the programming is great!
with so many map-able features in the scripts i actually upped my rig with a second PC12.
:crazy_face:

#135

Can you explain how the envelope preset vs individual controls work? I can only seem to find parameters for the attack and decay times, but not different envelope types. Maiden library manager says that I am on branch “dc6c100” and says that I am up to date.

#136

Weird. I did update yesterday and got the envelope types.

#137

You don’t see the preset envelopes on the main app page? That would suggest that somehow you are not on the latest version.

How they work is that behind the scenes, each preset fires an attack, decay and bias value to the engine. Further, each value can be individually tweaked from the parameters page.

#138

So strange, Maiden kept telling me that I was up to date so I de-installed and did a fresh install to get to the most recent update. Envelope types are there now.

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#139

Tried these only yesterday and like them a lot as well. Thanks!

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#140

I think saws distorts too easily? Need to tweak that I think.

#141

Yeah, I noticed some weirdness but after backing levels down it worked quite well.

#142

I just got a Norns Shield a few days ago and haven’t had much time to play with it (haven’t even coded one line) but I wanted to say that Sines is an excellent app. Thanks for sharing it.

It’s simple and elegant design and sounds wonderful. The only thing I wish it had is a key combo to modify sample rate and bit depth for a channel without going into the menus. Also, using an external MIDI controller to select the pitch for just one sine.

Well, I guess that’s a good motivation to write a bit of Lua myself :wink:

Edit : and looking at the code I see that K1 already does what I wanted :slight_smile:

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#143

I edited the first post to include the bit depth and sample rate controls.

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