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Made a simple Poly Groover, Not that its too crazy, but seems like something any beginning maxer should have. Here you go! I highly reccomend downloading the ST.ools by Stefan Tiedje (Thanks Stefan!) and using his auto buffer script with an UBU menu running into the buffer set, that way you can have a ton of buffered files and sequence them on the fly! BTW buffers don't allow spaces, so make sure your aiff files have no spaces.

Made a simple Poly Groover, Not that its too crazy, but seems like something any beginning maxer should have.  Here you go! I highly reccomend downloading the ST.ools by Stefan Tiedje (Thanks Stefan!) and using his auto buffer script with an UBU menu running into the buffer set, that way you can have a ton of buffered files and sequence them on the fly!  BTW buffers don't allow spaces, so make sure your aiff files have no spaces.

marry-xmas-poly-groover

Sorry, Nicholas but your patch is rather messy and not very suitable 

Op 24-dec-2006, om 4:52 heeft Nicholas C. Raftis III het volgende 

Sorry, Nicholas but your patch is rather messy and not very suitable  
for a beginner.

Op 24-dec-2006, om 4:52 heeft Nicholas C. Raftis III het volgende  
geschreven:

looking at it it brings a quite stupid question: you use a scale and 

I always thought than the use or one of those was a question of 

personal choice/background, as I feel (am I wrong??) thay both do the 

I think I remember scale being there (in Ircam Distribution ??) long 

before zmap - th    at's why i use it...

but is there a reason (read "difference") in using one or the other 

looking at it it brings a quite stupid question: you use a scale and 
a zmap (both receiving in from in 3)

I always thought than the use or one of those was a question of 
personal choice/background, as I feel (am I wrong??) thay both do the 
same...

I  think I remember scale being there (in Ircam Distribution ??) long 
before zmap - th	at's why i use it...

but is there a reason (read "difference") in using one or the other 
of those 2 objects??

kasper
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the scale and zmap do 2 different things, and I needed to use them for specific purpose. Scale will allow numbers outside the scale range, and zmap forces only numbers in the input range to go out. I mapped it so you can use 1 slider to control the decay and release.

Also I meant to include the wrapper, Ill zip it in a minute.. thats more suitable for a beginner.

the scale and zmap do 2 different things, and I needed to use them for specific purpose.  Scale will allow numbers outside the scale range, and zmap forces only numbers in the input range to go out. I mapped it so you can use 1 slider to control the decay and release.

Also I meant to include the wrapper, Ill zip it in a minute.. thats more suitable for a beginner.


Heres the zip, cleaned the code, and added a wrapper+nice slider macro that I use in all my patches.

I dont understand why so many poeple on this list have the attitude of shooting down everything, it really takes the fun out of this.

Im curious if anyone can help me swap out the ubumenu for a coll so that I could have each voice trigger different samples.

> Im curious if anyone can help me swap out the ubumenu for a coll so 

> that I could have each voice trigger different samples.

> Im curious if anyone can help me swap out the ubumenu for a coll so  
> that I could have each voice trigger different samples.

Somthing like this?
(from ubumenu -> coll)

that is exactly what I needed, I was trying to use count but it wasn't working properly, I had seen someone use uzi before but never really got how it worked, but this is perfect!

I noticed recently that if you post on the list with a nice question you usually get great help, but god help you if you post anything else.

Thank you so much!
that is exactly what I needed, I was trying to use count but it wasn't working properly, I had seen someone use uzi before but never really got how it worked, but this is perfect! 

I noticed recently that if you post on the list with a nice question you usually get great help, but god help you if you post anything else. 

> I noticed recently that if you post on the list with a nice 

> question you usually get great help, but god help you if you post 

An easy rule: If I want to be helped, I have to help in return.

Marry? No no, I don't want to marry "christmas", I don't 

> I noticed recently that if you post on the list with a nice  
> question you usually get great help, but god help you if you post  
> anything else.

  Marry? No no, I don't want to marry "christmas", I don't  
even know who's that girl !?!  

Marry Xmas poly Groover