Popular Eurorack module - Requests

#42

I did wonder about that actually, not sure how to patch it up to give me the functionality that the Doepfer has though.

#43

What does the doepfer comparator have in particular? If it's just hysteresis, that can be programmed quite easily, i might give it a shot when i have time

#44

The hysteresis is useful, as is the offset, inverted output and level controls. It would be useful for me as a patching noob to see how something like this is put together using the > object.

#45

I'll do it in code, but the process is basically the same: you subtract the two signals (after you have multiplied them by a gain), you sum this number with the offset parameter and then check whether this number is higher or lower than 0.

If you want to add hysteresis you'll have to remember which was the previous state (this can be done with a flip flop object) and set the comparation term by consequence (+ or - the hysteresis amount, use mux 2 for this)

EDIT: i made it. It's in my contrib folder

#46

Cool, thanks @Sputnki!

#47

Excellent, thanks @Sputnki :ok_hand:

#48

I'd like to see an Euclidean pattern generator like Euclidean Circles for example:
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/other-unknown-av500-euclidean-circles

:sparkles:

#49

Sync the library and search for euclid :rolling_eyes:

#50

I think using axolti to control modules is the way to go, mount it in a rack panel and add lots of CV and gate outs, a few ins, a display and some rotary encoders and it could be used as a master control for the whole rack, incorporating several modules in one

MIDI in/out, that already supports MIDI over usb and a range of existing controllers.
A stereo sound source that could be programmed to be a clone of any other DSP based module
ie OSC, effects, I'm thinking mutable instruments gear here, Clouds, Braids etc.
Gate/trigger controller similar to the Octocontroller, or monome's control modules.

All in one open platform for a fraction of the price.

#51

yep and a windowed comparator could be made with

A > X && A < Y - effectively having a gate high when the input is within a range.

#52

Synth Tech E102 Quad Temporal Shifter. It's a very musical shift register module with goodies :slight_smile: http://synthtech.com/eurorack/E102/

#53

I built an Orgone Accumulator and I love it, but I would love even more to have a polyphonic version of it.
The module is coded in a Teensy 3.1, so I think it could be ported to Axoloti as the stuff of MI.
Here is the site:
http://neutron-sound.com/noa.html

And here is the link to the code in Github:

#54

Hey, I`m new to the axoloti and ive been looking for a note quantizer with midi capabilites. Do you think i could try your note quantizer with midi? Id greatly appreciate it!