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37 lines
940 B
Markdown
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TODO
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## Basic interface stuff
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Write default settings to the interface on startup <-- done
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Try to get all the common interfaces on one page
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## Musical
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Test things like really rapid playback
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Pitch-shifting (tuned and untuned)
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LFO Modulate the filter <-- done
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LFO Modulate the granulator settings
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Separate panel for input effects: distort and overdrive
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Sync timining of granule playback to buffer length / speed
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Timing based on beat detection
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## Advanced interface
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Save current patch / load patch <-- Done
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Save the current buffer! - if this is incorporated with current settings, it's a way to save how the granulator is playing, and then resume. Which is good for live stuff and also for overdubbing
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SuperCollider seems to have the ability to read and write files, but not scan directories, so the patch-saver will have to maintain its own index file
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patch = file with settings, including a link to the buffer sample
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