#71

downloading .zip from github leaves that nice surprise for ya

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#72

@Justmat Yup, GitHub did it.

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#73

As somebody joining the shnth party like six years late, the water’s still warm I swear :smiley: Very fun and playable device, would love for that thread to be more active!

And to keep things on-topic, I just made my first wrms recording. I have no idea what I’m doing yet but it sounded great. Time to hit the manual I think :slight_smile:

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#74

I cannot find the file to download the script ! anyone can help me? :slight_smile:

#75

It’s in the maiden community library, way down at the bottom. You might have to refresh the catalog get it to show up.

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#76

thanks ! I think I still have to learn how to find it but I’ll do my best! :slight_smile:

#77

@andrew just wanted to show some love and say wrms is still one of my favourite norns scripts. i always find myself going back to it with fruitful surprises. was wondering if you’ve ever considered implementing ms into the buffers?

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#78

thanks ! might need an explainer on that one

#79

Enjoying wrms a lot too! :bug:

would this work with midi keyboard rather than grid?

#80

nope, that’d just need a few lines of code copied in from molly the polly - you could use that script as a template for including wrms externally

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#81

i’m wondering, if by say holding down k1 and using either e2 or e3, that you could access a finer/smaller window to scrub through in the wrm1 buffer by going into milliseconds.

feel like you could get into some interesting granular territory this way.

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#82

ah ! yea that’s a great idea - it’s crossed my mind before, thanks for the reminder. the cheat codes delay does great things with this.

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#83

yeah no problem, thought i’d mention it and see what you thought…
agreed cc delay is incredible for adding textures to things

#84

I’m not sure if this is more just me learning how to use the norns, but when I run this script, I’m only hearing my dry signal. I can get the worms to wiggle and such, but it doesn’t seem like I can actually hear their output.

I’m 90% sure I’m just doing something wrong, but any help would be appreciated.

#85

try “cut” on the mix screen

enjoy your wrming !

#86

That wasn’t it for some reason. I maxed out cut on the mix screen, got some worms wriggling, then went back to the mix screen and there wasn’t any activity in the cut fader, and when I turned the input down it was definitely silent.

I’ll keep poking around, but if you think of anything else, I’ll try it. Thanks!

Edit: I found it, I hadn’t checked the softcut settings in parameters, everything was turned down to -inf.

Thanks for the help though, definitely sent me in the right direction!

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#87

Hacked together a remix of FM7 + wrms this morning. Here’s a small improvisation…

Grid acts as a keyboard a la Earthsea, KEY1 toggles between FM7 and wrms interface. Missing a few things from Earthsea still (pattern recorder, LED response)…

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#88

lovely!

so wrms takes fm7 as input instead of ext audio? or both?

#89

I think it should take both depending on PARAMS => EDIT => SOFTCUT levels!

You can specify adc (ext audio), engine (fm7), and tape input levels to Softcut (wrms) on that page.

Edit: Ok I really like FM7 through wrms lol… might try to flesh out this script with a more full Earthsea type keyboard interaction for Grid.

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#90

nice ! working on some more mixes of this flavor myself, sounds fun : )

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