Hi!
In addition to what has been said above, I'd recommend a look at the example synth

http://www.dsprobotics.com/support/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1076

The ruby arpeggiator in there is fantastic and could easily be modified into what you want. If I have time I'll put a modified version of it up for you ...

@nix thanks, It's going to take me a while to understand how you've done that, looks amazing. I've only just got my head around the sequencer on the example synth and this is doing a fair bit more. really nice annotation in the ruby code.

@ spogg yeah man, posted these somewhere else here, but ...

Thanks man! I really appreciate that.

I think that all of the ruby I've put in my VSTs has conditionals done how I'd done them in this example, so it's a great insight to know that I can go back and make it all more efficient.

Everything is certainly easier to follow and generally leaner and ...

Thanks fella, sounds handy already, will happily see if I can add to it.

Hi guys!

I haven't posted much here, but I've been lurking for a long time while I've been learning how to use flowstone and ruby.

I'm working on a MIDI interface that does some neat tricks for the korg electribes as long term project, but have plenty of other little things on the go. With me ...

Here's a ruby module for input from a turntable / plate on a dj mixer controller.

simple turntable 4.fsm

It outputs whether the plate is pressed, relative position, velocity forwards and backwards, position relative to 360 degrees of rotation for a rotating image and has a sensitivity modifier ...

Here's a simple script i wrote for a MIDI learn system.

midi learn 2.fsm

very basic, just turn it on, turn a knob on the GUI and then turn a knob on your hardware controller.
Display gives instructions as to what to do next and what values are bound with what knobs.
Can be extended ...

Hi!
if you mean change the order that they appear in the list in the DAW then i believe that going into the preset manager and adding a true value input to the 'order' variable on the primitive will result in the saved program file having a -1 value associated with each preset in the txt file that ...

on behalf of the many other lurkers who have learned a lot from your posts I thank you and wish you best of luck in the next thing.

I think that the ingenuity and willingness to share info that yourself and other regulars here exhibit is fantastic and will greatly miss your contribution.

I've ...

yeah, seems i had completely the wrong end of the stick there.
despite using flowstone for six months i've never really used it to generate any sound, just midi shenanigans. I tend to think that midi is the answer to everything.

thanks for the synced lfo example btw, have been reverse engineering ...