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It is finally here! After being delayed by finals, forgotten about, and found again, it is here!
The Monome Base 4.5 includes:
Apps:
1. monome_test (complete)
2. _vu_scroll (complete)
3. _vu_scroll_256 (complete)
4. _vu_spec (complete)
5. _vu_spec_256 (complete)
6. monome_midi_64 (complete)
7. monome_midi_press_64 (complete)
Note: Has not yet been revised to include split channels (see below)
8. monome_midi_slide_64 (complete)
9. slide (complete)
10. monome_midi_128 (complete)
How-To:
1. osc_howto (complete)
2. 40h_serial_howto (Unrevised, not sure how this is addressed)
3. 256_serial_howto (Unrevised, not sure how this is addressed)
Good luck, and may the force be with you.
Now as for monome_midi_press_64.
a. I started working on the split channel revision at the request of someone in another thread, but for whatever reason my brain melted (headache) and I couldn't figure it out. What I worked on is all still there, so if someone wishes to tackle this, go ahead.
CHANGES: I made changes to 'p sub' to include the split noteout objects. I added a toggle and number object in the main window, which are hidden right now on lock. I created an if statement to determine if column 5-8 are pressed. What stumped me was how to combine the toggle, that would then begin to route the data to the separate noteout object.
WIKI has been changed to reflect this.
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Sweet!
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Good work sir!!!
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@joe
wowowowow.
You just blew my mind. I honestly didn't even know the 128 was in there. The last time I attempted to work on that was about a month ago and I was having trouble loading all 128 values. So for it to be in there and working is like seeing a double or even triple rainbow. -
hmmmmm. Thanks for the note, I'll take a look at it.
What version of serialOSC are you using? System?
I don't have a 256 myself so I just ended up increasing the gain so the the leds would go to that range. I would suspect those would be the only ones that are having the problem. Those were originally made by vlad spears and he likes to use bit operators that don't seem to work that well in serialOSC. -
hmmm yeah I know that there was an error that was occurring with slide due to serialosc. It suddenly started displaying the right most 4 columns when people upgraded to 0.9.
I don't think there's a way to check what version you have. I believe the current version is 1.0, find it here:
http://docs.monome.org/doku.php?id=app:serialosc
Note to visinin: is there someway of building terminal commands into serialOSC? I think it would be useful to have a command to check
1. version
2. the current state of the server, i.e. on or off.
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@MCDELTAT If you want, I'll take a look at the vu_xxxx_256 patches and see if I can sort what my past self did back in ancient times. :)
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@mcdeltat
I imagin it would work on windows the same but on Mac if you check your active processes (activity monitor) you will see serialosc running. I agree that version should be easily viewable maybe if in the processes monitor instead of just serialosc it could say serialosc and your version.
But there is probably a reason you asked specifically about terminal commands that I am missing.
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I just entered using serialosc on my mac and it all works fine.
But I have two questions:
Is there a simple way to work with different apps on one monome (as pages or monoroute would do) for serialosc?
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@lokey: Thanks, I checked Pages, it works perfect. I wasn't aware that it was ported to serialosc.
