Tim Lloyd

Can anyone suggest how I can go about storing the contents of a buffer in a jitter matrix, and then displaying it in jit.pwindow? Then is it possible to draw lines at a particular place in the matrix, and move them around by click+drag? I was using Ableton Live at uni today, and found the warp interface really useful, but it's the only thing that really enthuses me about the program, so I thought I may as well try and make something similar myself.

I'm getting confident with max and msp, but almost completely new to jitter, so any suggestions would be really helpful. I've already started experimenting with lcd, and I'll post lcd questions to the other forum.

Can anyone suggest how I can go about storing the contents of a buffer in a jitter matrix, and then displaying it in jit.pwindow?  Then is it possible to draw lines at a particular place in the matrix, and move them around by click+drag?  I was using Ableton Live at uni today, and found the warp interface really useful, but it's the only thing that really enthuses me about the program, so I thought I may as well try and make something similar myself.

I'm getting confident with max and msp, but almost completely new to jitter, so any suggestions would be really helpful.  I've already started experimenting with lcd, and I'll post lcd questions to the other forum.

creating-warp-interface

Anyone have any ideas on this? I'm still not sure where to start with displaying the waveform of a buffer in a visually stretch-able way. Jitter looms........I need to do some more tutorials!

Anyone have any ideas on this?  I'm still not sure where to start with displaying the waveform of a buffer in a visually stretch-able way.  Jitter looms........I need to do some more tutorials!


Graham posted a great little waveform display patch using jit.gl.mesh a while back:

https://cycling74.com/forums/jit-gl-graph-for-a-waveform-display

That's brilliant, thanks for the link. I'll start exploring this now!

That's brilliant, thanks for the link.  I'll start exploring this now!


creating warp interface