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Bronto Scorpio · Post by **Bronto Scorpio** » Fri Apr 20, 2012 6:13 pm

Hi everyone!

I have a small problem with the Event Table module in Reaktor.
I guess everyone knows that the table values don't get stored in snapshots. I've been using the Mouse Area + Snap Array solution and it always worked perfectly.
BUT these Event Tables always had only one 1 Y row.
How could I do the same thing with 2 Y rows?

I basically have a simple sequencer style table going. And there is a swtich which switches between pattern A and B (Y row 1 and 2).

This is just a theoretical question at the moment since I'm only planning things in my head

I'll give it a try later but I just an't think of a good solution at the moment (Maybe just a blackout

).

Thanks in advance!

I know I should probably ask this question on the NI forum but I want to try it here first.

Cheers
Dennis

~Pd~ · Post by **~Pd~** » Fri Apr 20, 2012 9:23 pm

Let's see if I understand your question. You have multiple rows in a table, and you want to store each row in a snap array, so that each snapshot recalls multiple table rows you can switch or fade between within the snap?

Bronto Scorpio · Post by **Bronto Scorpio** » Fri Apr 20, 2012 9:41 pm

~Pd~ wrote:Let's see if I understand your question. You have multiple rows in a table, and you want to store each row in a snap array, so that each snapshot recalls multiple table rows you can switch or fade between within the snap?

Exactly!
I already found a solution though. It's a weird one but it works

My Event Table sequencer has 16 X values. I simply set the Snap Array to a size of 32 and I store the Y1 values of the table in the first 16 values of the Snap array and the Y2 values in the the last 16 valuas of the Snap Array.
That's a really weird solution but it works perfectly

It would probably make more sense to use a second variable in the Snap Array but I just couldn't figure out how to send the values of the first variable to the first Y row and the second variable to the second one on snapshot recall.

It's probably really easy but I always get lost when I think too long about things

I guess it will be completely clear tomorrow

I finally started reading your generative music tutorial a few minutes ago by the way! Great stuff!

Edit: I wish I could explain this kind of things better btw

I hope it makes at least some sense!

Cheers
Dennis

~Pd~ · Post by **~Pd~** » Fri Apr 20, 2012 10:25 pm

Cool. How does the recall work? Like, how does the snap array write to the second row? Are you using a modulo and router?

Bronto Scorpio · Post by **Bronto Scorpio** » Fri Apr 20, 2012 10:41 pm

~Pd~ wrote:Cool. How does the recall work? Like, how does the snap array write to the second row? Are you using a modulo and router?

Basically yes! But I'm using a compare module instead of a modulo
(if Idx > 16.....). I haven't even thought of the modulo module! Great idea!

Cheers
Dennis

~Pd~ · Post by **~Pd~** » Sun Apr 22, 2012 12:39 pm

Yeah, I use modulo modules in almost every event structure I build. They're indispensable.

For anyone lurking and wondering what we're talking about, the modulo can be used as a division that ignores the remainder, like this:

...so the div output can be used to drive a router or a table Y write position, sending events in different numerical ranges to different destinations.

Bronto Scorpio · Post by **Bronto Scorpio** » Sun Apr 22, 2012 6:23 pm

~Pd~ wrote:Yeah, I use modulo modules in almost every event structure I build. They're indispensable.

For anyone lurking and wondering what we're talking about, the modulo can be used as a division that ignores the remainder, like this:

...so the div output can be used to drive a router or a table Y write position, sending events in different numerical ranges to different destinations.

I always just used the modulo modules to divide clocks etc. (I learned that back in the day from your excellent roux sequencer tutorials).
I now realized that I could have used them for many other things.

I always wanted to build a simple neuron sequencer like the one in Audio Damage Axon. I verever tried it but you now inspired me to finally give it a try!

Maybe that would even be a good idea for a follow up tutorial about generative music on your site?

Thanks for the inspiration again!

Cheers
Dennis

~Pd~ · Post by **~Pd~** » Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:36 pm

What a cool idea. I watched a couple of videos of Axon and now I want it.

Checking in the Reaktor library I see someone's already built a neruondrum - it's so big he linked to it on a private site here - http://www.afsnit.dk/neurondrum/index.html

It's pretty cool! I might do a simple implementation that just sends MIDI and use it as a basis for a tutorial, yeah. Thanks for the inspiration.

edit: oh heh, in the instrument info it says thanks to Audio Damage for inspiration. Poor AD, everyone's biting their style.

Bronto Scorpio · Post by **Bronto Scorpio** » Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:50 pm

~Pd~ wrote:What a cool idea. I watched a couple of videos of Axon and now I want it.

I love Axon!

~Pd~ wrote:Checking in the Reaktor library I see someone's already built a neruondrum - it's so big he linked to it on a private site here - http://www.afsnit.dk/neurondrum/index.html

Totally forgot about NeuronDrum! I downloaded it ages ago. Thanks for the reminder!

~Pd~ wrote:It's pretty cool! I might do a simple implementation that just sends MIDI and use it as a basis for a tutorial, yeah. Thanks for the inspiration.

That would be great!

Cheers
Dennis

~Pd~ · Post by **~Pd~** » Fri May 04, 2012 4:32 pm

This is starting to come together

http://www.reaktortips.com/2012/05/peek ... -step.html

Reaktor Event Table question