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JonD ·
Hey everyone, I've finally got something cool to post! This may really not seem like much, but it's a big deal to me as I don't have any programming or DSP background- I'm excited that I actually figured out how to do this, lol!
I've seen things like this implemented, but haven't seen the innerworkings of it before.
The osm is for an LED selector. Give it a try and lemme know what ya think. It was originally intended as a selector for the multi-oscillator or LFO destinations (or something along those lines).
http://www.mediafire.com/?3t9dqawix3m
Also, wanted to say thanks to everyone in the forum, especially the really active participants. You're posts have greatly helped me in understanding how synthmaker works.
JonD ·
The link above is giving downloading trouble, try this one- you have to wait a few seconds, but it actually works.
Good to see you figured out the LED indicator on your own.
I've made a few minor adjustments to the file that I hope you'll find helpfull.
LEDselect.osm
I've removed a bunch of other stuff you don't need for an indicator bulb.
I've simplified the logic for the bulb on and off. I'm guessing you had some trouble and hence the complex logic but with an Integer test equal should be sufficient.
I've made the counter function simpler using the 'Advanced Counter' set to reset itself when it gets to 4.
Lastly, I've altered the stock Multi OSC to take your selectors output as its input.
JonD ·
Wow, that's way more elegant. Makes me wish I'd seen the advanced counter module before I had wasted all of that time, lol! Yup, there was quite a bit of logic trouble, but it eventually worked out.
Thanks a ton Oddson, you're revision is way better!
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