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Pull the norns repository
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Make symbolic links from norns sc folders -> SuperCollider Extensions folder:
ln -s ~/Developer/monome/norns/sc/core ~/Library/Application\ Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/monome-norns-core
ln -s ~/Developer/monome/norns/sc/engines ~/Library/Application\ Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/monome-norns-engines
ln -s ~/Developer/monome/norns/sc/ugens ~/Library/Application\ Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/monome-norns-ugens
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Make symlinks to Norns community repos e.g.
ln -s ~/Developer/monome/we/ ~/Library/Application\ Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/monome-we
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Make symlinks for custom engine development e.g.
ln -s ~/Developer/MyNornsMachines/ ~/Library/Application\ Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/MyNornsMachines
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If you're running Jack on MacOS, you will want to comment out lines related to Jack connection in Crone.sc
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Norns Engine Development on MacOS - quick guide
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// thanks to @zebra: https://llllllll.co/t/norns-crone-supercollider/14616/129?u=mimetaur | |
n = NetAddr.localAddr; | |
n.sendMsg('/engine/load/name', 'PolyPercPannable'); | |
// equivalently: | |
// Crone.setEngine('Engine_PolyPercPannable') | |
n.sendMsg('/command/hz', 330); | |
n.sendMsg('/command/amp', 0.5); |
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// CroneEngine_PolyPercPannable | |
// sine with perc envelopes triggered on freq | |
// panning added | |
// make sure this lives on your SC include paths | |
// by @mimetaur | |
Engine_PolyPercPannable : CroneEngine { | |
var pg; | |
var amp=0.3; | |
var release=0.5; | |
var pw=0.5; | |
var cutoff=1000; | |
var gain=2; | |
var pan=0; | |
*new { arg context, doneCallback; | |
^super.new(context, doneCallback); | |
} | |
alloc { | |
pg = ParGroup.tail(context.xg); | |
SynthDef("PolyPerc", { | |
arg out, freq = 440, pw=pw, amp=amp, cutoff=cutoff, gain=gain, release=release, pan=pan; | |
var snd = Pulse.ar(freq, pw); | |
var filt = MoogFF.ar(snd,cutoff,gain); | |
var env = Env.perc(level: amp, releaseTime: release).kr(2); | |
// out.poll; | |
Out.ar(out, Pan2.ar( (filt * env), pan)); | |
}).add; | |
this.addCommand("hz", "f", { arg msg; | |
var val = msg[1]; | |
Synth("PolyPerc", [\out, context.out_b, \freq,val,\pw,pw,\amp,amp,\cutoff,cutoff,\gain,gain,\release,release,\pan,pan], target:pg); | |
}); | |
this.addCommand("amp", "f", { arg msg; | |
amp = msg[1]; | |
}); | |
this.addCommand("pw", "f", { arg msg; | |
pw = msg[1]; | |
}); | |
this.addCommand("release", "f", { arg msg; | |
release = msg[1]; | |
}); | |
this.addCommand("cutoff", "f", { arg msg; | |
cutoff = msg[1]; | |
}); | |
this.addCommand("gain", "f", { arg msg; | |
gain = msg[1]; | |
}); | |
this.addCommand("pan", "f", { arg msg; | |
pan = msg[1]; | |
}); | |
} | |
} | |
Noted, I just switched to symlinks locally and it works great, with none of the weirdness I hit from editing norns-config.sc. Updated the gist accordingly.
Hi,
I didn't know this gist existed until now.
Just for X-referencing, there are similar instructions on the pretty recent norns.community wiki. A link to this gist got added to it.
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thanks for doing this
quick feedback:
the .yaml is generated by supercollider, probably not great to edit it directly
currently we set up the language paths here:
https://github.com/monome/norns/blob/dev/sc/norns-config.sc
in a chicken/egg problem, if you do it this way this file needs to be discoverable by SC in the first place (e.g. in
Application Support/SuperCollider/Extensions
on macos), and actually you need to launch sclang a couple of times for changes there to 'take' (and overwrite the .yaml)my preferred approach for delveopment is actually to bypass all this weirdness and make symlinks from SC
Extensions
to the stuff you need:~norns/sc/core
~dust
BTW: we'll be cleaning up some cruft from
norns/sc/engines
,norns/sc/ugens
. you shouldn't need them for most things.