for some reason, you're missing the proper arpeggiator...dunno why it isn't showing up in your list. it's not a group, it only consists of a single bidule that can't be expanded. it has about 8 parameters and it's a "proper" arpeggiator, with octave ranges and pattern choosers and all that jazz
On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 9:50 PM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> wrote:You are right Per,
I just tried Bidule IN Mulch.. it works, but is a mess, first it opens the patcher window, THEN you have to double click a bidule to see the controls, then you cant really close the patcher window... I found a buggy workaround (stick it off screen)... Better to see if one can design your bidule group so that the first controls that show up in Mulch are the one you wanna use... In the mixer bidle alone I found 512 open controls.. which is obviosly due to the fact that as Bidule is "open" for edditting even when its IN Mulch all 512 possible contols are exposed in Mulch.. STUPIDO! but if thats how it is...
The arpegiators that are in Bidule are NOT arpegiators... but by breaking them apart I may be able to fashion a cunning device that can foretell the future and give me the winning numbers for next weeks lottery... if so, Ill fly to Austrailia and Pay the motherfucker who makes Mulch to make a nice arp... see ya suckers...
Why oh WHY doesnt that Synthedit guy making a Mac version.. this guy, cos of his horrible designed website is a big fat loser...will never sell any copys of his program cos of that...
QUOTE form website;
Hi, I'm Jeff McClintock. I created SynthEdit in 1987 and am still improving it today.
/QUOTE
What...? did you say 1987???
He doesnt know what a goldmine he is sat on.. I mean it... that prog ROCKS!!! Why is it overlooked...?
Mark
On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 10:34 PM, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com> wrote:On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 8:49 PM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> wrote:I bet you'll find it ultimately ugly. Don't count on using Bidule for
> "group?" what that will look like in Mulch... just the controls I need or
> the whole damn thing...
>
on-screen feedback of your processing ;-)) You'd better keep some
MIDI faders/buttons/pedals etc around.
Per
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