Scratch patcher
Hey, i'm interested in understand how to make a scratch patcher.
This guy has uploaded a video that shows very nearly what i want to do. At the begining of the video he shows some of the code, but not enought for me to understand how it works.
so any ideas?
dj kru represent
i went down the index~ route, probably better off with groove~ but this came quicker
will probably die with anything but jongly
but it should give you an idea
I wrote a simple "scratching" application a while ago
that allows the "record" to play while you scratch-
you can download it here: http://www.oberlin.edu/student/estine/Programming.html
Eli
First of all, thank you both for answering. I'm starting to get it.
But i'm on windows XP, so i couldnt make eli's patch work. Can you upload a text version? or post it here? or could someone on mac download it and upload it as a text?
Another thing:
Mike S, does your patcher sounds crappy when not clicking on the scratch?
It generates a noise, on my computer at least.
obv my way is probably not the best! you want really small signal vector sizes (1,2,maybe 4) because it depends on the values coming out of the dial
so, i´ve been checking the video again and started to screenshot it to make the puzzle image of the patch.
here is the image:http://lectorbobo.com.ar/Untitled-1.jpg
And after that i tryied to recreate that in a new patcher, just to see if i can make it work just as the video. Unfortunately i couldn´t. I have not that wheel object, wich is different to the radial object.
I did my best, if someone can make it work, please talk to me!
Here is what i came in:
It appears to be a customised version of a [jsui], obviously I can't see the new code inside but you could try patching something together.
lh
Ehm... i´m really new at Max programming. So, could you be more specific?
Anyway, if you can open the stine eli´s patcher and upload it as a text, i´d thank you a lot.
I have attached the patch I made, and also basic directions for getting it up and running. Enjoy!
Eli
I have been playing with the patch that Mike S posted, which is a great start for something I'm trying to work out.
My problem is I'm having a hard time getting my head round how to bolt my hardware interface onto this.
The interface in essence returns a series of deltas as it is turned, +/- 1 repeatedly fires (up to +/- 30 if you spin it fast).
Trying to find a way that I can feed these changes in but have it so when it stops moving the play head carries on playing.
play~ - with index~, or without.
I'll try and strip down what I have so far and post it up later today, maybe someone can see where I'm going wrong easier with the code. I'll take a look at index and play first though.