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[Sharing is Retro] Casio Sampler

AudioMatt — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 22:30:09 +0000

Hope this works for everyone.
It’s a very very simple take on the sampling section of the Casio SK8.
It requires [shell] to save sound banks. Other than that I *think* it’s all standard objects.
Please do what you’re supposed to do with a Casio: Hack the shit out of it!

Re: [Sharing is Retro] Casio Sampler

Wetterberg — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 23:42:48 +0000

hey this is cool :)
(it’s missing mat.keyboard btw)

Okay, I’m hoping to adapt this and work it into my project right now.
Could you help a brother out? I’m trying to suss how to keep the recording section as-is, but break the playback section out for individual control of the 8 sounds.

As far as I can tell, the playback section is easily hacked to work this way, but again as far as I can tell I’d need to completely deconstruct the poly~to avoid all the [value] objects?

cheers

Re: [Sharing is Retro] Casio Sampler

AudioMatt — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 01:41:48 +0000

I *always* miss something… don’t worry about mat.keyboard if you have a controller.

As for switching variables, my strategy would be to take every [v currPlayingSample] in the PLAY panel and rename it [v currEditingSample]

Then, before every note, you can set [v currPlayingSample] to whatever same you want to play next.

As a side note, no one seems to like the v object. I used to be like that until I learned some other languages. Now, to me working without v is like trying to code without variables.

Re: [Sharing is Retro] Casio Sampler

Wetterberg — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 02:03:48 +0000

thanks, I’ll give that a go.