@bonemap said:

<p>@skulpture</p> <p>This looks exceptionally cool and connected!</p> <p>Thanks for sharing a great concept. I really like the potential of listening to the global process in realtime as abstract sounds.</p> <p>Best wishes</p> <p>Russell</p>

 You are welcome. It's had some substantial upgrades this weekend.... 

I have 2 Isadora USB keys for sale. They are for version 3.

I am open to any reasonable offers - I understand there is a costly upgrade to go through to get them up to the current version.

DM me

Fred

@jfg - ok thank you, I will try that. I set the init of the gate actor to on, so now I guess if I do the same with the toggle, than I know what I do:)Yes, I know, its a bit messy:D sorry about that.

@Eva

It’s quite difficult to tell from your patch which actors you’re referring to. The fundamental behaviour of the Toggle Actor is that it switches to the opposite state whenever it’s triggered. That means that if it is already switched to ‘off’ first, it will switch to ‘on’. As your patch is relatively complex (and, sorry, a bit confusing), I can’t say for certain whether the following is a solution. However, if it works for the scene, I’d set the ‘init input’ to ‘on’. That way, the actor would be set to ‘on’ when the scene is activated and switch to ‘off’ when it’s triggered. I hope this helps.

Hello there,

I am trying toclean up a patch and using a toggle and gate actor so that its not so heavy. I have attache the toggle actor to the complete of the "ease in/out actor). If I click on the trigger of the actor to test it, it works - but in reality, most imes it doesnt toggle off the "gate actor". Is there a bug or what can I do to get this to work?Its a bit urgent, I need to send the file tomorrow:)

I have used this in Q3-Q6

Here is my patch:

walking-towards-peace-oslo4-mapping-kopi.izz.zip

All the best Eva

@skulpture

This looks exceptionally cool and connected!

Thanks for sharing a great concept. I really like the potential of listening to the global process in realtime as abstract sounds.

Best wishes

Russell

@jjhp3 said:

<p>Wow - unbelievably terrific - Thanks!</p>

 You're welcome. Enjoy. 

Wow - unbelievably terrific - Thanks!

I made a thing. I think people will like it here.  
It should be pretty much self explanatory - there is a help button top right. Works great with Isadora - but Windows users will need Loop MIDI (read the help file).

Feedback welcome. I have ideas of what's next but it's in a good place at the moment. 

Real-time quakes, weather, the ISS, solar activity and asteroids, turned into MIDI notes and controllers for your DAW, lights or show control.

https://skulptureg.github.io/m... 

Shout out to Alex - aka @crystalhorizon who has already tested it and made a quick video: 

@jrhooker you are most welcome and thanks for the kind words.

@BvG73 beat me to it, but the codec primer covers all the juicy details. I'd also add, in very simple terms that the container V codec thing is important. You can covert a file to HAP for example and the container be a .mp4, avi, .mov still so it can be confusing. 100% agree with the h264 and h265 thing too. Most decent computers will play them quite well despite the work recorded to decode them, but it doesn't mean you should use them. 

If you need alpha I would consider HAP Alpha. I use sshutter encoder to convert files to HAP Alpha and then re-wrap them using shutter encoder to an AVI - you can't do it at the same time.

Rewrapping is in the list: