I'm here mostly because of MIDI and it's applications synthesis is much less important to me
So do I All the good synths have already been released and there is nothing new to invent here and no sense to waste time in gaining in-depth DSP knowledge. It's much more easy simply buying, e.g., Viper ...

but the point should be that the trigger output sends nil only if the determined cc value matches the coming cc value. Can it be done?

Hi, Kortezzz!
Attached is probably what you might be looking after. The schematics is green completely and uses CC Prim as you initially meant. It also reacts to ...

Halon wrote:Cool! I have been looking for something like this. Thanks!

You are welcome) Thanks)

But I don't think there is a way to extract midi signal from the Ruby drawn keys without adding to the Ruby code a midi output as well. and Nubeat allready did it....

In contrary - there is one), I was mistaken, cause I didn't understand you correctly at the first time.
MIDI to Ruby1.jpg
And ...

Hi! Finally felt myself capable of posting something useful.
Attached is an example of multiple bitmap organizer with simultaneous preview and image rotation capability.
I faced the need of the above one while working on my different project, and here it is.
jpg1.jpg
I am new to FS graphics and ...

Besides, how can we avoid of adding a midi input in the ruby code and still get a visual feedback from the incoming midi signal?...

I guess, there is no way of avoiding that, but this shouldn't cause any problems. Probably I'll try of implementing that in a couple of weeks or so, cause I'm not ...

I need urgently a LOOP primitive for green with "while/until" conditional logic (looping stops if condition meets).
All experiments with various schematics, incl. the Ruby-based one failed... I put some posts about this module, also into Flowstoner wishlist...
The only way I see is to create the one ...

- A while loop will block any other execution until done.

Thanks Tulamide, unfortunately, that's exactly what I thought...
Anyhow the module does the job and I can easily dispense with that start trigger send-out and kill that 1st output.
In reality the iterations will not exceed 100 cycles per ...

Dear Nix, thank you, I forwarded 2 replies with quotes, 3 days ago, but they still seem to undergo moderation.
In a few words, the point of interest is quite different. The module - is a Ruby recreation of standard green LOOP prim, but with implementation of conditional "loop while/until" logic ...

Just as a point of interest, does this count to 10,000,000 in about a 10th sec?


Hi, I'd like to add... I haven't answered your main question eventually... This module outputs triggers from the 3rd out< as long as the iterations go on. The 1st outputs "1" at the start, the 2nd output (the finish ...