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Maelstorm · 2011-09-04 19:29:41

So I decided to .zip up my whole library of working abstractions and post them here. A lot of the stuff I've already posted on the forum before, but many of them have been updated and/or been given much better helpfiles. Here's a few features of what's here:

-Various filters and biquad coefficient generators.

-Bandlimited oscillators, with features that aren't included in the ones I posted before (you don't have to manually instantiate [bl-init.mmb], and you can vary the number of harmonics).

-Complex math operators (some have been improved for efficiency and vanilla-friendliness).

-File browser.

-Mixer strips.

-A nice, flexible spectrogram.

-Interactive waveform display.

-State-saving/preset management stuff.

-Compressor and distortion effects.

...and a few other things.

Many of the helpfiles are dependent on other abstractions I made, so let me know if I didn't include something. I have a tendency to do that.

UPDATE: I've put this all up on GitHub now. Since there's more space there, you don't have to do anything with [bl-init.mmb] like before. It's taken care of.

https://github.com/dotmmb/mmb

Last edited by Maelstorm (2011-10-09 23:51:24)

BerengerRecoules · 2011-09-05 19:52:33

Thank you ! :)

It's nice to have the whole stuff in one dl, very nice !! many usefull stuff. I use the mixer strips for some time now, those are great.

ShawnPD · 2011-09-06 02:16:27

Thanks good idea

mozz · 2011-09-07 01:23:58

Need feedback? Here is:
hr- and vrsliders looks clean and it realy what needed.
one confuse: when i click near one boundary, then intuitively i'm waiting for what i move only this boundary, but instead must again draw full range.

Anyway great job and great thanx for you!

Maelstorm · 2011-09-07 16:34:03

Take a look at the [mode( message on left side of the helpfiles. The one labeled "extend" -- [mode 2( -- does what you want. I did it this way because then you could use some thing like [key] to make it so that if you, for example, hold the shift key you can switch to a different mouse interaction.

Jwif · 2011-09-07 17:10:54

Looks good Maelstorm, I guess full vanilla compatibility is not completely possible in some cases (such as mouse interactions).

It might be an idea to have a browser patch to see all the available objects, it makes it a lot nicer when searching for a patch.

Have you thought about uploading the library to github or something similar? It's a great way to make sure everyone has the latest changes.

AlbertoZ · 2011-09-07 21:14:44

Hi Maelstorm,

I'd like to thank you for sharing your whole abstraction set.
Looking at the number of abstractions seems a huge work (and probably it is, isn't it? :-) )

Alberto

Maelstorm · 2011-09-08 18:10:34

Jwif: You know, I never really found a reason to use something like github before, but this might be one. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into it. And a browser patch sounds like a good idea, too.

ShawnPD · 2011-09-09 06:49:28

Man this is so good

Jwif · 2011-09-09 11:18:16

Maelstorm wrote:
Jwif: You know, I never really found a reason to use something like github before, but this might be one. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into it. And a browser patch sounds like a good idea, too.

Frank did a cool browser abstraction 'OVERVIEW' for the rjlib. It dynamically creates the list based on a textfile and puts them into categories. Might be worth checking out.

Github is great (on OS X anyway). There are some fiddly things with versioning Pd patches though due to the netlist describing graphical aspects of a patch.

Last edited by Jwif (2011-09-09 11:18:38)

jmmmp · 2011-09-17 17:51:39

Hi. Did you ever think of packaging this with Pd-Extended? It's very easy, just contact HC Steiner. Then this is available for everyone.

sunji · 2011-09-18 18:37:26

I am having trouble with the dl of your package, Maelstrom. I keep getting an "interrupted" message. Any progress on the github?

Maelstorm · 2011-09-18 22:20:54

Hey sunji, did you try a different browser? Chrome especially seems to have problems downloading certain files from this forum.

Maelstorm · 2011-10-09 23:52:43

Finally put this on GitHub. See the original post for the link.

Maelstorm · 2011-10-10 01:24:06

Oh, and I forgot to mention, the ones with the "oops" message (I think there's like four of them) are either new or updated.

theblackpeacock · 2011-10-28 21:10:52

thank you so much! cant wait to mess around with some new toys :)

alexandros · 2012-05-12 11:12:29

I guess I'm missing something simple here, but can't make it work. All the help files from your library open and work with no problem, but when I try to type in one of your objects in a new window, pd can't create it. I can create your objects in any of your help files, but not in a new window.
Great work by the way, really helpful.
Thanks.

domien · 2012-05-12 12:03:10

When you open a patch from a specific folder it will look for all abstractions in the startup folders and also in the folder which contains the patch. But when you open a new blanco patch without saving pd won't have a clue where to locate the abstractions.

alexandros · 2012-05-12 12:33:26

Jee, there're abstractions, not externals. Where's my mind. Sorry for the stupid question.
Thanks

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