you should follow this guy:
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how’s the dev going? The vine previews look tasty 
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you should follow this guy:
https://twitter.com/analog_debug
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Your AF has its own Twitter account?
it’s good, thanks :]
I’m currently experimenting with something besides the iPad app…
that twitter account is a public textual programming interface to my A4.
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okay here’s a livestream: http://mixlr.com/analog_debug/
try sending commands to that twitter account above.
commands go like this:
@analog_debug track 1 step 4 trig // put a trig
@analog_debug track 1 step 6 sound 12 // lock a sound
twitter handle, space, command
the api is not complete. but there will be full control over the a4. see the account’s mention history to see what works for now.
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…hang on…what’s playing on mixlr right now? is it you live or the code? 
the code. i’m not touching the A4. try to change it! 
e.g.
@analog_debug track 2 mute
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need a twitter account right? (don’t have one) … like what you’re doing here though… what’s the response time between you posting and the A4 reacting?
almost instant, if you send a message it’s immediately pushed to the app. the audio stream is lagging a bit though.
make a twitter account & try for yourself
i’m off the computer for a bit but will keep it running.
if you want to change sounds… it’s not possible to load a track sound yet, but you can create trigs with locked sounds like so:
@analog_debug track x step y sound zz
to clear trigs:
@analog_debug track x step y clear
clearing a track:
@analog_debug track x clear
it’s using the factory sound pool. commands are highly incomplete, e.g. you can only place default trigs and have no control over pitch etc., this will be implemented later… basically just a test run right now.
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i’ll see if i can get in with another account…still haven’t felt the need for my own account on twitter
edit: how hard would it be to port the all thing to a standalone web page/app?
haha VOID THIS IS FUCKING RAD!
i can hear/see it working
- TRACK 2 STEP 1 TRIGGED
nice…
yes seems to work
okay catch ya later, have fun
btw the datacenter is located here: https://goo.gl/maps/yYKOQ
@void - very fun!
Somebody hire this guy with elektron already.
Void: you never seem to disappoint.
hehe…
okay shutting down for now… debuggin’
okay we’re live again.
control: https://twitter.com/analog_debug
listen: http://mixlr.com/analog_debug
there are major additions to the command structure.
commands always look like this:
@analog_debug [command tokens separated by spaces]
there’s no documentation yet except for the following examples.
most importantly, you can now modify multiple trigs with one command.
there is an enumerator and it works like this:
track 1 step 1 trig // sets a trig at step 1
X-O-O-O O-O-O-O O-O-O-O O-O-O-O
track 1 step 1"5"9"13 trig // sets a trig on steps 1, 5, 9, 13
X-O-O-O X-O-O-O X-O-O-O X-O-O-O
track 1 step 1'16 trig // sets a trig on every step from 1 to 16
X-X-X-X X-X-X-X X-X-X-X X-X-X-X
track 1 step 1'5"2 trig // sets a trig on steps 1 to 5, skipping 2 steps...
X-O-X-O X-O-O-O ETC.
track 1 step 1'16"4"1"3 trig // sets a trig on steps 1 to 16, making a rhythmic pattern:
X-O-O-O X-X-O-O X-O-O-O X-X-O-O
the enumerator can be used on steps, trig params, sound locks…
yes, you can also set notes, velocities etc.:
track 1 step 1'16"2"3 trig note 48"50"53 note2 -12"-24 velocity 100"80"40 sound 1"3"101"1
you can modify the arp:
track 1 arp mode shuffle
track 1 arp speed 12
track 1 arp legato on
you can change track settings:
track 1 setup key d#
track 1 setup scale minor
track 1 setup quantize 80
// or in one command:
track 1 setup key c scale maj quantize 0
and, you can tweak track sounds:
track 1 param fil2 typ 2
track 1 param nois lev 80
track 1 param lfo2 tgtb 30
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That’s really weird!! I’m currently listening to the audio stream. Futuristic idea.
EDIT: Lol, nice, it works!
make sure to look at the twitter feed to see what’s happening
i’m @o___
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