Mapping Skripts Sharing

[Ruido]

Hi out there,

with the new firmware we all got the opportunity to write some individual skripts to fix modulation ideas and more.

While I am currently using mapping mostly for manipulation LFOs and Envelops via fader, I'd be super interested on your ways how to use mapping and specifically the scripting.

So, how about sharing your ideas and discuss what we all explore?

I am sure that there are some super Nerds ? that could help all of us to fully use the potential of f2.0 for better realzing our musical ideas.

[jimi23]

I'd like to see the Turing machine script shared! I could write it out in basic logical functions but couldn't translate it over to the Nerdseq mapping. Still learning

[XORadmin]

I will share the turing machine and the bouncing ball and a few others sometime in the next days. I'm just too busy getting all the work done and I still got to finish the manual.

Sharing is exactly my idea and we will get there. This is still just the begin.

[Ruido]

Perfect, I joined new Discord community as well. I think with that community very new ideas been created.
Until now I used skripting for uding one 16 Trigger without assigning to trigger some envelopes at certain points, but I am trying to improve my skills ;-)

[mothyl]

Hey, 
I started playing with mappings, and I am trying to make an input CV quantizer that would return 4 values out of my 0-5v range. 
So, at first I create 4 values that divide the range (vars A-D) then I write input CV into fifth var (I), then create another 6 vars to return true if over or under my threshold value, and then with 'logical and' function I check if current value is in the range. Then after both values are true I would like to write a specific value to a CV, however I don't know how to do that. There seems to be no option to assign a value to a CV or mod out from mappings menu, also no option to assign variable value to the CV output. I believe this should be somehow possible, any ideas how to do that?

[XORadmin]

Hey, 
I started playing with mappings, and I am trying to make an input CV quantizer that would return 4 values out of my 0-5v range. 
So, at first I create 4 values that divide the range (vars A-D) then I write input CV into fifth var (I), then create another 6 vars to return true if over or under my threshold value, and then with 'logical and' function I check if current value is in the range. Then after both values are true I would like to write a specific value to a CV, however I don't know how to do that. There seems to be no option to assign a value to a CV or mod out from mappings menu, also no option to assign variable value to the CV output. I believe this should be somehow possible, any ideas how to do that

If you want to have either 0 Volt or the CV value then you can use the CALC PASS command.
Else you can use SETV # X   SRC.  > CV   CV  ptch
And when you change the variable it should send it out.

Possibly also other options.

[mothyl]

Hey, 
I started playing with mappings, and I am trying to make an input CV quantizer that would return 4 values out of my 0-5v range. 
So, at first I create 4 values that divide the range (vars A-D) then I write input CV into fifth var (I), then create another 6 vars to return true if over or under my threshold value, and then with 'logical and' function I check if current value is in the range. Then after both values are true I would like to write a specific value to a CV, however I don't know how to do that. There seems to be no option to assign a value to a CV or mod out from mappings menu, also no option to assign variable value to the CV output. I believe this should be somehow possible, any ideas how to do that

If you want to have either 0 Volt or the CV value then you can use the CALC PASS command.
Else you can use SETV # X   SRC.  > CV   CV  ptch
And when you change the variable it should send it out.

Possibly also other options.

Thanks, I have put a video on youtube with the final algorithm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Flx5DdD6aJU

[XORadmin]

I generated new threads for the mappings sharing (added bouncing ball and turing machine):
https://xor-electronics.com/forum/forumd...php?fid=33

[joesh]

Great idea, but I'd just like a simple starter course. Maybe some other suggestion could be included in the manual (there are a few I know). It looks really interesting, but without a few more explanations in the manual I'm not sure where to start or what to try. I remember asking a long time back if it was possible to send the trigger from trk #1 to the mod out of track #2, which wasn't really possible (normally you could use a mult). However, from the manual I assume something like that is now easily possible with the matrix?

Probably a bit too simple, but at least that way one starts to understand how the whole thing works.

[XORadmin]

Great idea, but I'd just like a simple starter course (maybe in the manual) on how to use the mapping matrix. It looks really interesting, but without a few more explanations in the manual I'm not sure where to start or what to try - something simple, like sending the trigger from trk #1 to the mod out of track #2, could be a good place to start?

Probably a bit too simple, but at least that way one starts to understand how the whole thing works.

They are simple examples in the manual with a description (page 145, 146..). Also every line in the bouncing ball and turing machine expample is explained. If you understand these lines which are simple on their own, then you can build something up with that.

Your 'start' is slightly more complex as a trigger does generate 0 (off) or 1 (on) and not a Modulation Pitch.
You would need to process the trigger value of 0 to 1 so it creates a usable MOD pitch.
This could be an option:

Code:

00 TRIG  TR1          >                   gets the trigger/gate state of TR1)
01 CALC  PASS  00 VA  > CV PTCH  MOD1     passes 0 or the value of variable A if row 00 (the trigger) is 0 or 1
Variable A must be filled with a value like for example 800/2048 to generate then 0 or 5 volt (if the offset switch is to the right)

They are plenty other possibilities and some that don't need to involve a variable.