Race to the pedalboard: An Axoloti Adventure

[JonnyAngle]

If you don’t have hardware built, you should at least get a beatstep or something for basic parameter chanhes

[Invisible Man]

You're right--if an object is in the patch, it eats CPU whether it is actively processing audio or not.

I have a patch that does what you're asking, procarstenation. I'll upload a video today or tomorrow when I get it finalized and debugged. It uses two stomps switches to toggle between different purposes--one 'side' is a synth; the other is some granular processing. You could just as easily mix the two signals with a knob, expression pedal, accelerometer, &c, and have both the synth and external audio processing running at the same time.

Spacelordmother's sample patch is the basic idea I'm working from (mux/demux). Put things in the path of the audio signal (red lines between demux/mux) and connect some kind of switch to the green inlet on demux/mux objects and you're good to go. There's much more to it if you want there to be; I'm sure we can help work it out if you try it and get stuck.

Turns out this is not always true.

[Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D.]

If you don’t have hardware built, you should at least get a beatstep or something for basic parameter chanhes

the regular novation launch control is a nice one too. super compact

[spacelordmother]

You're right--if an object is in the patch, it eats CPU whether it is actively processing audio or not.

I have a patch that does what you're asking, procarstenation. I'll upload a video today or tomorrow when I get it finalized and debugged. It uses two stomps switches to toggle between different purposes--one 'side' is a synth; the other is some granular processing. You could just as easily mix the two signals with a knob, expression pedal, accelerometer, &c, and have both the synth and external audio processing running at the same time.

Spacelordmother's sample patch is the basic idea I'm working from (mux/demux). Put things in the path of the audio signal (red lines between demux/mux) and connect some kind of switch to the green inlet on demux/mux objects and you're good to go. There's much more to it if you want there to be; I'm sure we can help work it out if you try it and get stuck.

Turns out this is not always true.

What, CPU load?

If you don’t have hardware built, you should at least get a beatstep or something for basic parameter chanhes

the regular novation launch control is a nice one too. super compact

Behringer xtouch mini too -- that has encoders with remote led control. No idea on build quality on something this cheap, but I've never had any reliability issues with B myself.

[Invisible Man]

Yes, cpu load. I muxed some audio in and out of processing and it changed the cpu load.

[Invisible Man]

https://instagram.com/p/BmkDf2WFIQd/

Here’s a link to a brief sketch of axo chewing up some loops. The patch isn’t totally polished, but it’s: Mutable Instruments Clouds, a low pass filter, and a giant reverb.

[Invisible Man]

Here’s a quick clip of the synth side:

https://instagram.com/p/BmmoXwmlS8G/

[ProCarsteNation]

You're right--if an object is in the patch, it eats CPU whether it is actively processing audio or not.

I have a patch that does what you're asking, procarstenation. I'll upload a video today or tomorrow when I get it finalized and debugged. It uses two stomps switches to toggle between different purposes--one 'side' is a synth; the other is some granular processing. You could just as easily mix the two signals with a knob, expression pedal, accelerometer, &c, and have both the synth and external audio processing running at the same time.

Spacelordmother's sample patch is the basic idea I'm working from (mux/demux). Put things in the path of the audio signal (red lines between demux/mux) and connect some kind of switch to the green inlet on demux/mux objects and you're good to go. There's much more to it if you want there to be; I'm sure we can help work it out if you try it and get stuck.

Turns out this is not always true.

good god, I STILL haven't gotten around to try this out

but thank you again Axoloti conquering invisible SpaceLordMen of ILF,
because of youhouhou
I know just what to dohoohoooo
once I dohoohoooo
get around tohoohooo
try
this
OUT

[JonnyAngle]

You're right--if an object is in the patch, it eats CPU whether it is actively processing audio or not.

I have a patch that does what you're asking, procarstenation. I'll upload a video today or tomorrow when I get it finalized and debugged. It uses two stomps switches to toggle between different purposes--one 'side' is a synth; the other is some granular processing. You could just as easily mix the two signals with a knob, expression pedal, accelerometer, &c, and have both the synth and external audio processing running at the same time.

Spacelordmother's sample patch is the basic idea I'm working from (mux/demux). Put things in the path of the audio signal (red lines between demux/mux) and connect some kind of switch to the green inlet on demux/mux objects and you're good to go. There's much more to it if you want there to be; I'm sure we can help work it out if you try it and get stuck.

Turns out this is not always true.

good god, I STILL haven't gotten around to try this out

but thank you again Axoloti conquering invisible SpaceLordMen of ILF,
because of youhouhou
I know just what to dohoohoooo
once I dohoohoooo
get around tohoohooo
try
this
OUT

Try something, even if it sounds like nothing.

-Axoloti

[spacelordmother]

[spacelordmother]

Have just started thinking about what I want to do with AXO3 and realized I never posted what I did with AXO2.
4 encoders with pushbutton, 3 buttons with independent LEDs, 2 OLED screens. Current control patch is set so pushing an encoder takes you to a "page" with 4 parameters. This could be expanded.
Bottom screen shows the info, top screen shows audio output waveform.

AXO is still cool as FUUUUUUU

[odontophobia]

omg that wiring.

[spacelordmother]

omg that wiring.

Jumper wires FTW!

[odontophobia]

omg that wiring.

Jumper wires FTW!

it's just so tidy.

[UglyCasanova]

Late to the party. Way late. Ordered a Core to mess around with. I have an idea. A cunning plan. I suck at programming stuff, but I'm quite stubborn, so it might work out in the end.

In terms of hardware, what pots/stomps/buttons/etc did you use? Any specific pots in particular, resistance wise?