How to write to table (sliders)?

#1

I'm trying to write some values to a table (allocate_32_16sliders ). But it does not seem to work.
Reading from the table works fine, but how can I write something to it (and manipulate the 'sliders') ?

I tested like this:

#2

hey!

Try with another set up. I have included an example which I think is what you are trying to make :=) The one that I have made, controls the tables in steps in sync to whatever tempo you send to it. In this case I have used a Lfo Sq to drive the table. Then adjust the faders to get the values you want smile

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Table modulation.axp (3.3 KB)

#3

@alex
Can't move the sliders by modifying the content of the table.
The contents of the table will get overwritten at control rate with the position of the sliders.

#4

@jaffasplaffa
that is for reading the table and manipulating the sliders manually, right?
What I try to do is write to a table. (What I want to create is a looping 16step sequence that records some input. )

@johannes
is there another way to do this?

I tried adding a input function to the sel_fp_16 module, but got stuck
(probably for same reason as what you describe):

I don't mind if it uses sliders, knob, values, but it would be nice to have some visualization of what is written to the table.

#5

hehe Yes I realized after I posted. I am working on another version.

Step Sequencer with external Input
#6

Try this one. This one records to table in the top line and plays back from the table in bottom line. I am not sure if you can write it to a fader table so you can see it. I tried adding the fader table but since there is already another table write it doesnt load. And then fader table doesnt have input on its own. Anyway, would be really awesome to be able to record to the faders in a table. It would give a little bit more visual feedback on what you are doing.. Could definitely use that in many ways.
Table modulation INPUT.axp (3.9 KB)

#7

can the sliders be controlled by something else? i think i tried applying modulation to them or assigning midi and failed. i might be wrong though.

#8

They can't:

You can write to table but not the fade table. But also the table does not "remember" what you feed into it. Everytime you make the patch live, you have to feed the table with new values. Anyway that is where I am now. It might be possible for the table to remember what you feed it, so you only have to feed the values to it once, but I havent figured out how to do that. Again if possible at all smile