Granular
Granular2_0_1_beta available now
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Still a few rough edges but the vastly improved second version is almost ready. Get the beta now if you can’t wait. I’ve just added a load of new per-channel effects, as well as a global delay.
Update: replaced with 2.0.1Beta due to a crash on hardware with 2.0.0 - always test on hardware!
Files
Granular2_0_0_beta.pdx.zip 2 MB
Mar 24, 2023
Granular2_0_1_beta.pdx.zip 2 MB
Mar 25, 2023
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Granular
An experimental grain sampler.
| Status | In development |
| Author | Orllewin |
| Tags | Playdate |
More posts
- Granular ui rewrite progress updateMar 23, 2023
- Improved ui for GranularMar 20, 2023
- Granular for Playdate 1.0.0 LaunchedMar 14, 2023
- Granular for Playdate demoMar 12, 2023
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I went back to using 1.01 because 2 was crashing. Any tips on how to prevent clicks during playback. I don't believe the file is too loud
If it’s not just clicks from bad random loop points it sounds like a bug may have crept into the Playdate audio API again. Can you send me a sample: oppen@fastmail.com
will do! How does one prevent bad loop points if recording in via 3.5mm input?
I mean when Granular creates a subsample, sometimess there’s a pop. I didn’t know Panic had fixed the line-in bug… I only use the in-built mic. Will investigate.
How do you import samples?
You need to convert from a IMA ADPCM formatted .wav to Playdate’s own .pda format. The easiest way is to install Panic’s (who make the Playdate) Nova IDE and add the Playdate extension:
Once the extension is installed create a new project, then add the extension: Project > Project Settings > Tasks and add the Playdate task. If you then add a .wav tot he project and build (Project > Build) the Playdate compiler will convert from .wav to .pda - you can then drop the .pda in the Granular directory on the Playdate (put the Playdate in disk mode via Settings, then it’ll appear as a USB disk on your computer).
I’ll try and find time to build a drag-and-drop desktop tool to make this easier, but time is scarce at the moment.
I started reading on your page but honestly I’m not the greatest programmer. Even this seems daunting. I do get your lack of time. Lol. I’ll pay for that tool!!
it’ll be free! What computer do you use? I started work on a simple drag and drop MacOS app but it’ll be a week before it’s ready (if I can even get it working)
MacOS! Woohoo!