There's also so many helpful features

I couldn't live without the overlay menu, seeing currently active objects light up is super useful.

& being able to configure these for run & edit mode and for whilst you're holding alt/toggled the eye icon separately makes debugging patches so much easier

Asuming noone else is already working on this silently, I'll have something done by january. Or still this year, if I'm not running into too much trouble with the tool used to build the documention

If it then can't get put on the official site quickly I'll just put it on mine for that time being

You're correct. I sometimes search through the internal documentation via the github repo, not super convenient

I've been meaning to make something like pd.iem.sh/objects for all plugdata objects (which adds some complexity), but I think I now know the stuff I need to do that

input & output ranges for the 2 rescalers are then modulated

i think execution order & some other quirks cause it to not redraw cleanly, it's like it's lagging, which + the aliasing gives complex sometimes formant-y harmonics

an earlier video shows how it works more clearly

short explanation: a simple ramp up -> 2 value rescalers/remappers

at the start: 1 does nothing, 2 flips so it's ramping down now

a (rn) lfo sweeps through the wave; all left to it -> [scale] 1, all right to it -> [scale] 2

I haven't heard of those, but given this is among my favorite albums I'll check those out.

But if you liked it I could especially recommend 'exist' from r.roo, it's my favorite album ever & why I started making music, but it's nearly 2hr long so harder to suggest to people.

r.roo - into a cloud

elaborate?

i used to be really insecure about mixing and mastering until i looked at how much music i enjoy where either/or aren't that perfect either. But these brainworms are hard to defeat and I can't say I truly have either

isn't that the number that most people pick when asked to say a random number

i made this when rumble came out