Use them as you like as long as I get a credit (Daz Disley), and if you make money with any of them I'd appreciate a donation :
cheers - daz
oh, and my plugins are here...
DSP::intModulo
Gives the result of X Modulo Y :
X = 21
Y = 6
X~Y = 3
It gives the bit thats left over when X is divided by Y
In mode 0, 12 modulo 6 returns 0
In mode 1, 12 modulo 6 returns 6
this is done so that in mode 1 you can get a non zero number for a step sequencer. keep feeding it a rising number and it will out put from 1 to Y steps as it goes.
GUI::7 Segment LED display driver
7 segment numerical digital display driver.
prefeb using 2 sems
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dd_int_unitizer : splits floats into 1000s 100s 10s and 1s
dd_7seg : single int to 7 segment led animation positions
GUI::23 Segment LED VU driver *** updated ***
LED driver using 3dB steps from 0 down to -60, then -60 to -90 and -90 to -120
doesn't simply turn the led on and off, but smoothly fades animation positions between 0 and 1
2 Main modes, for full bar graph or single flying led
3 clipping modes - fade : hold for X, fade over Y, flash : in over X, out over Y, wait : stay lit until reset
peak output pin which, as the name would suggest, outputs the peak level.
when reset pressed, this is, err, reset.
ZIP file includes module, prefab, leds, and reset button
DSP::bit depth prefab
bit reduction to a specific number of bits
uses standard quantizer and fixed values of (20/2^x) where x = bitdepth
thanks to Rurik, Eric and Lance ...
DSP::dd_choke
passes signal for 58 seconds, mutes it for 2. When passing, voltage on notify pin = 0v, when muted = 10v
use to make your demo switch off for 2 seconds every minute !
GUI::dd_FloatClock
outputs current time as guifloats, and as animation positions for driving analog style clocks.
comes in 3 flavours with different pin arrangements
to use your own graphic to make a clock hand, include a frame for both 0% and 100% values, or it won't display properly ...
GUI::dd_DateTime
my first synthedit module : DD_DateTime, with big thanks to AstralP for getting me started.
2 text pins - put a c++ strftime() argument into one and get the resulting string from the other.
version 1.1 - thanks to sirsicksick and HGFortune - 2 format pins and no default time format - see the module help window for help on format ...
download it here
DSP::dd_wireless [basic proof of concept]
not at all tested yet !! more than one instance of each module will cause problems, and there is no attention paid to sync, so don't expect much :)