http://wiki.monome.org more information at http://monome.org http://wiki.monome.org/attachment/logo.png http://wiki.monome.org http://wiki.monome.org/view/AppChuckChuckstep N.B - i used the mini-audicle version of chuck, and it has a slider for bpm. it won't run from the command-line unless you remove the code for the slider (OS X at least), and you'll have to alter tempo by manually changing the line line "120.0 => bpm float;"<br />&#8230;<br />Content was also deleted stephenball Mon, 14 May 2007 08:12:01 +0000 http://wiki.monome.org/view/AppChuckChuckstep a version of the old "step" max patch, written in chuck. it's not super-useful, partly because of chuck's kind of clunky sample filepath system. i mainly wrote it just to see if i could.<br /><br />it works the same as the original "step", except it only has 7 channels, and the top row (assuming cable-left orientation) is to alter playback position, as in mlr.<br /><br />to play with the crappy samples included, set the "current directory" box in the "miscellaneous" tab of the chuck prefs to wherever you put the chuckstep directory. <br /><br />to load your own samples, put them in this directory (or direct the preferences to your own), and alter each of the ""somesample.wav" => b(something).read" lines to read your samples.<br /><br />cheers, and thanks to everyone who's contributed chuck apps so far, i stole code from you all,<br /><br />stephen.<br /><br />attached chuckstep<br /><br />N.B - i used the mini-audicle version of chuck, and it has a slider for bpm. it won't run on the comman-line version unless you remove the code for the slider (OS X at least), and you'll have to alter tempo by manually changing the line line "120.0 => bpm float;"<br />&#8230;<br /> stephen Sun, 13 May 2007 22:35:52 +0000 Search monome wiki's text regex http://wiki.monome.org/find/Searchpage