Quantizer w/piano keys that plays well with 8Face

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I discovered my holy grail of sorts: A quanitzer that plays well with 8Face saving snapshots. Aria Salvatrice Quatherina’s Quack!

  1. Saves & restores settings from 8Face Mk2
  2. Has a ‘piano keyboard’ to turn steps on and off.
  3. Polyphonic.
  4. Has a trigger input that means notes change only when a trigger happens.

I hope that the Aria plugins get ported to V2!

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I use Aria’s quantizers a lot, I’ve ported them to V2 no problem, however other Aria modules need more work for V2 so I’ve not bothered with those, yet. I’ll give it a month or so and if no one else bothers I’ll probably do it, assuming Aria agrees.

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I read a post a week or so ago from someone saying Aria had given them permission to port her modules to v2 - can’t remember who it was or whether it was here or on the FB group.

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Almost certainly the latter or I’d have seen it, I’m banned from the FB group, laughed at the wrong post.

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It was mentioned by @Vega here in the forum.

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I think i do remember Impromptu having one of their keyboard modules being a quantizer ? Maybe i’m wrong and it was a sort of a hack, but i’m pretty sure i’ve used one like that from them :slight_smile:

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Well that’s embarrassing, I liked the post and even commented on it!

I also have permission from Aria but as @Vega was first I’ll only bother if they don’t :slight_smile:

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Don’t worry. This forum is too busy to keep everything in the back of your head.

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Yes, it’s ChordKey when used with the CHD-X expander, but since it’s a four-note max chord generator at its core, it can only practically be used as a quantizer if you are quantizing to a maximum of four notes.

But ChordKey+CHD-X has the advantage of having 25 internal banks so that it does not have to be used with 8-face to change quantizations.

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Ah i see ! That’s probably what i used then :slight_smile: Thanks for reminding me ^^. I should go for it again next time i play a bit in Rack :smiley:

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Go ahead. I’m so bogged down with class right now I haven’t had time to get my own modules ported yet.

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Have you checked out QQQQ? Which can also set the scale for multiple Quacks and has 16 scenes selectable via CV.

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Ported to v2 all apart from psychopump. Knobs on Darius not working if someone more capable than I fancies a look. Briefly tested on linux, Quantizers at least seem solid.

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:cry:

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The quatherina series is genius. when it came out i spent the afternoon driving around town aimlessly. my brain couldnt process how awesome it is.

i wish aria would come back. she had the most incredible ideas for this format.

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and Aria had hands down the most amazingly done documentation online. Knocked that way out of the park!

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This is no longer building on the Community Edition (Mac) here at least…

Correction - got your repo to build with only changing rack:settings::zoom

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Would you mind giving some more detail about exactly what you did re. zoom please?

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I get this when I try to compile the Aria modules:

g++ -Idep -std=c++11 -Wsuggest-override  -fPIC -I../../include -I../../dep/include -MMD -MP -g -O3 -march=nocona -funsafe-math-optimizations -Wall -Wextra -Wno-unused-parameter -DARCH_WIN -D_USE_MATH_DEFINES -municode  -c -o build/src/Undular.cpp.o src/Undular.cpp
src/Undular.cpp: In member function 'void Undular::Undular::processXYZInputs()':
src/Undular.cpp:210:52: error: 'zoom' is not a member of 'rack::settings'
  210 |         if (zoomChanged and initialized) settings::zoom = newZoom;
      |                                                    ^~~~
make: *** [../../compile.mk:70: build/src/Undular.cpp.o] Error 1
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Is this any help?