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#X obj 66 220 midi-tentacle /uc33 /Knob1 /modular;
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#X obj 284 33 vsl 15 128 0 1 0 0 /uc33/Slider1/GUI /uc33/Slider1/GUIR
Slider1 0 -9 0 10 -1 -159808 -1 0 1;
#X obj 85 80 knob 32 32 0 1 0 0 /uc33/Knob1/GUI /uc33/Knob1/GUIR Knob1
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#X obj 157 456 hsl 128 20 0 5000 0 0 \$0release \$0releaseR release
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#X obj 195 502 r \$0release;
#X obj 108 502 r \$0filterCut;
#X obj 157 416 hsl 128 20 0 20000 0 0 \$0filterCut \$0filterCutR filter-cutoff
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#N canvas 0 22 450 300 littlesynthA 0;
#X obj 49 37 inlet;
#X obj 191 39 inlet;
#X restore 108 556 pd littlesynthA;
#X text 412 82 "Dev" is the device number \, as defined in the Pd MIDI
preferences;
#X text 443 231 "Omni" means the midi-tentacle will receive all channels
and transmit to only one OSC address. "Ch.#" means the midi-tentacle
will receive each channel and transmit it to an independently assigned
OSC address. You can think of the radiobuttons as "pages"[1] - flip
through them with the tentacle-pager:;
#X text 435 358 [1] Though "Omni" is a special page that necessarily
blocks all other channels (but they'll still remember their settings!)
;
#X obj 540 307 tentacle-pager /uc33;
#X obj 245 220 midi-tentacle /uc33 /Slider1 /modular;
#X obj 535 433 polaroid /uc33 \$0A;
#X obj 518 505 sft.originator /uc33 \$0A;
#X obj 76 622 sft.commun.sc.ez \$0B /littlesynthA filterCut 0 20000
;
#X obj 76 642 sft.commun.sc.ez \$0B /littlesynthA release 0 5000;
#X obj 76 602 sft.originator /modular \$0B;
#X text 668 495 [2];
#X obj -303 -19 cnv 15 300 30 empty empty Controctopus_Basic_Overview
20 12 0 14 -1721 -262144 0;
#X text 431 661 [2] please disregard the \$0A and \$0B \, they're just
to allow me to show everything in one patch;
#X obj 261 557 polaroid /modular \$0B;
#X text -298 44 1);
#X text -298 208 2);
#X text -296 361 3);
#X text -297 385 That should do it.;
#X text 439 529 Use [polaroid] to save controller maps separately from
patch presets \, or [careGUI] to save everything together.;
#X text -298 230 First \, click any of the yellow "get" buttons to
populate the midi-tentacle's popup with all controllable parameters
under the parent you specified (here \, it's /modular);
#X obj 128 57 cc-learner /uc33 /Knob1;
#X obj 310 57 cc-learner /uc33 /Slider1;
#X text -295 11 2008 Luke Iannini \, proyekto.net tag sndrft;
#X text -298 64 Set CC number of the MIDI controller you'd like cc-learner
to represent \, or click the red button to "Learn" the controller (click
\, then move the physical control);
#X text 64 304 called [midi-tentacle /uc33 /Knob1 /modular];
#X text 69 183 called [cc-learner /uc33 /Knob1];
#X text 413 129 The pdgui knobs and sliders work like virtual versions
of your hardware (helpful for testing). Look at their properties to
see how they interface with cc-learner.;
#X text 64 324 "/modular" is the group (as defined by sft.originator)
that I want to address;
#X connect 8 0 11 1;
#X connect 9 0 11 0;
#X connect 32 0 5 0;
#X connect 33 0 2 0;
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