bidirectional ii not present. that’d be a future update.

II has orca support, but has not changed at all so WW/MP etc should work. will re-test.

@chapelierfou thanks for the bug reports, will get them fixed!

Regarding not responsive WW: after reinstalling both WW & TT everything seems fine :smiley:

drunk and scale fixed. release updated on same link.

here’s the first preset (triangle mountain) in import/export format. patterns are saved!


TRIANGLE MOUNTAIN

TEMPO ON METRO, SET WITH
PARAM KNOB

CV 1 TO OSC FREQ

1: RESET POSITION TO 0
2: NEXT SCALE
3: SHORTEN LOOP
4: TOGGLE FORWARD/REVERSE
5: THROW CV 2 A NEW NOTE
6: RANDOMIZE LOOP LENGTH 
7: SET ROOT TO CV IN
8: ADD 1 SEMI TO CV 4

CHANGE SCALES IN TRACKER.

PATCH CV 2 TO ANOTHER OSC
FOR WEIRD COUNTERPOINT

TRY PATCHING CV4 TO CV IN
FOR AUTOMATIC TRANSPOSITION.

#1
P.I 0

#2
P.I WRAP ADD P.N 1 0 3
P.I P.END

#3
P.END WRAP SUB P.END 1 1 7

#4
X EZ X

#5
S : CV 2 ADD N P.HERE V 1
S : TR.PULSE B

#6
P.END RRAND 1 7

#7
Z IN

#8
CV 4 N WRAP 0 0 11

#M
IF X : P.PREV 
ELSE : P.NEXT
CV 1 ADD N P.HERE Z
M SUB 320 RSH PARAM 6
S.ALL
TR.PULSE A

#I
L A B : TR.TIME I 40
TR 4 1

#P
0   0   0   0
1   1   1   1
0   0   0   0
63  63  63  63

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tt00.txt (1.6 KB)

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Thanks for the quick fixes !
Loss of masterpieces forgiven. Almost.

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Yeah so nice additions and bug corrections !!! Tnx very much !!!

Thanks! I think I missed a post somewhere. How do I load that text file into Teletype?

first bullet in the INSTRUCTIONS on the top post.

put tt00.txt on the root of your thumb drive.
boot up tt with the drive in. you’ll get some read/write indication.
once tt starts, you can safely pull the drive and plug the keyboard in.

rename tt00.txt tt??.txt to (?? = 00-31) to specify which scene slot to load into.

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Cool, thanks. I thought that was for saving, didn’t realize it was two-way. I’m about to try it.

OK, works great. It looks like the file system on the USB drive has to be formatted as FAT32; I am having a hard time explaining to myself why I have so many FAT16 and HFS thumb drives lying around.

It also looks like the file names are not case sensitive. I just loaded a TT01.TXT and got back tt[00-31]s.txt. You get back all 32 scenes, empty or not. If you’re loading a scene, the file you get back at the position is what was there before, not what you just loaded. tehn, let me know if any of this needs correcting.

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Note also that the empty scenes you get back (and Triangle Mountain, above) make nice templates for writing new scenes if you’re doing so away from Teletype.

There’s more than one way to skin the cat, but I copied/renamed them like this:

for NUM in `seq 0 31` ; do cp /Volumes/STICK/tt$(printf "%02d" $NUM)s.txt Documents/code/tt/tt$(printf "%02d" $NUM).txt ; done

you are correct-- i just checked the code. all the filenames are lowercase! thank you for the heads up.

and yes, all 32 scenes are saved prior to writing new scenes. the “read” scene files are never modified.

Has anyone managed to install the tt update with a Mac? I installed homebrew, but then the next step didn’t seem as simple as just typing ‘brew install dfu-programmer’.

I get the following error: ‘The following formula: dfu-programmer cannot be installed as a a binary package and must be built from source. To continue, you must install Xcode or the CLT from: https://developer.apple.com/downloads/:confused:

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i did it earlier today…as a warning some of this might be redundant, but it worked for me

  1. open terminal
  2. paste xcode-select --install and hit enter
  3. paste ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" and hit enter
  4. paste brew install dfu-programmer and hit enter
  5. download the TT update, connect your mac and teletype with an A-A cable, and turn on the module while holding down the panel button (screen should be blank if you did this properly)
  6. locate "update_firmware.command " in the unzipped folder and doubleclick it to launch another terminal window, your mac may ask if you really want to execute a command you downloaded from internet strangers…you do

After the update is complete, that should be it and the module will display TELETYPE 1.1 in the lower left corner if you did everything correctly. If you have questions let me know…

looking to see if there’s a binary…

For what it’s worth, I’m using Macports instead of homebrew (not sure I’d do that if I were starting from scratch), and installed dfu-programmer like this:

sudo port install dfu-programmer

but you still have to install XCode.

Some homebrew packages will need compiling, but all you will need are the “Command-Line Tools” package from that URL. Oh, and a developer account. You can install them from a pkg that you just double-click on to run.

With the Command-Line Tools installed, brew should be able to install packages that require compilation.

Appreciate this isn’t necessary making much any simpler, but lots of homebrew packages end up requiring CLT at some point.

disclaimer: I say this as a developer with knowledge of Homebrew, rather than as a Teletype user.

(of course, if tehn can find a binary, that’d be much easier).

i don’t think we’re going to get a binary.

but i don’t want people to have to register as a developer either.

try this:

xcode-select --install
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yeah

i didnt have to register

Thanks for your answers. I’ll try again with my iMac running 10.9. But before I do, does the TT update requires any updates to the other modules? They are all running the latest update at the time TT was released.

TT is the only update. no other updates needed, though there is an update coming very soon for one of the trilogy modules.

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