Wish Embed PYTHON code into parameters

[Greg Ferguson]

I write software all day. The world needs less code, not more, and more time and attention given to the code that exists so we don’t have to fight with it all the time.

I retired from writing software all day and agree 100%.

 

[pauly]

Maybe a wish to add the 'knobs' such as treble, mid, bass, volume etc to controllers?
Thanks
Pauly

The envelope can definitely do it’s stuff, but I was kinda thinking that when you turn the volume knob (or others) it could turn down a parameter. Or when an E note is hit on the pitch, it could do something special.
I just think it is cool to program parameters based on functions, or whatever. Lol

 

[Piing]

The envelope can definitely do it’s stuff, but I was kinda thinking that when you turn the volume knob (or others) it could turn down a parameter. Or when an E note is hit on the pitch, it could do something special.
I just think it is cool to program parameters based on functions, or whatever. Lol

You said you were going to quit playing guitar until the Klon is implemented into the FM3. Now that you are not playing guitar, you want to be entertained with impractical programming?

 

[Jupiter]

I write software all day. The world needs less code, not more, and more time and attention given to the code that exists so we don’t have to fight with it all the time.

Amen, brother!

I retired from writing software all day and agree 100%.

Same here...

 

[PlanetGuitar]

You said you were going to quit playing guitar until the Klon is implemented into the FM3. Now that you are not playing guitar, you want to be entertained with impractical programming?

Exactly. Since I am not playing guitar until the Klon block, and am focusing on wish lists of questionable nature.

 

[Piing]

Fractal Audio should employ you, to program a Python Klon

 

[2112]

Maybe a wish to add the 'knobs' such as treble, mid, bass, volume etc to controllers?
Thanks
Pauly

You can use a manual controller for this. Assign it to whatever parameters you like, set their range as well as start/ends points and then pop the manual controller on the perform page. I like doing this to "morph" between amp tones using a mixer.

 

[pauly]

Seems the op was just fucking with us, but thanks for the tip!
Pauly

You can use a manual controller for this. Assign it to whatever parameters you like, set their range as well as start/ends points and then pop the manual controller on the perform page. I like doing this to "morph" between amp tones using a mixer.

 

[PlanetGuitar]

Seems the op was just fucking with us, but thanks for the tip!
Pauly

The capability of this box is pretty amazing. It just seems that when a product is on top of the world, Python code shows up for custom parameters. In this case since the FM3 is a retail product, Python is definitely overkill. But, it sure is fun thinking about it! In meantime I with continue to RTFM and watch hundreds of ax3/fm3 Youtube vids. You guys rock!

 

[PlanetGuitar]

Fractal Audio should employ you, to program a Python Klon

Yes, that would be great because I could use the money.

 

[Dave Merrill]

Yes, that would be great because I could use the money.

Build it and they will come (tm) !