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32 pad MobMuPlat sample player.
Hey guys. I wanted to share my first venture into MobMuPlat. I made bare bones sample player and loaded it up with drums. It also accepts midi on channel 1. The pads are mapped to note numbers 48-79 and are velocity sensitive when hooked up to a midi controller. The bottom slider is just volume and it's mapped to cc #7 on channel 1. You could go in and replace the samples to be whatever you want, or load up the pd file and edit things. I had never worked with PD before I started this so there may be many things that could be done better. Anywho, enjoy!
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You should be able to use "open in" to load it into MobMuPlat.
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Cool, thanks!
nice work man
Thanks. One thing I forgot to mention, if you replace the samples, the names will have to be the same unless you change them in the pd file.
Cheers for that, Otem.
Very nice and free! But It seems background audio is not working, am I right? Just judging from the builtin 2 slider demo..
mobmuplay has a background audio switch on the audio/midi page. It should work, i just tested it. Unfortunately I made this for my live set up and I'm running into major stuttering audio while running it with all my other live apps (turnado/loopy/effectrix/rrarrow). Seems that it's possibly pulling way to much ram. Maybe some pure data guru could take a look at my patch?