Internal routing of gates and CV signals between engines

[eh2k]

@koswir mentioned here: #100 (comment)

thanks for your feedback.

This is really what would make sense as the next step after the introduction of the SEQ engines. I've already tried it out, but I wanted to take it one step at a time.

At the moment, the entire clocking is not stable or synchronised in all cases. Sometimes the MIDI clock and reset triggers do not quite match. I am still optimising and testing this.

[rootapprox]

yes that would be great ! so no need to use the IO the outputs specially to save them for stereo proccesing .

[eh2k]

@koswir @rootapprox

I have just pushed an update.

In addition to the hardware inputs T1-T4 & C1-T4, internal outputs $1-$9 can now be selected as SRC everywhere.

In the modulations, e.g. it is now possible to control the EF modulation with the audio signal of another engine.

Each engine has two signals, the first $1,$2, the second $3,$4 etc.

As for the naming, I couldn't think of anything better. There had to be a maximum of 2 letters so that the texts fit in everywhere.

The whole thing is even more complex now, I hope it's not too complicated for beginners. In between I only have the clock on the T1, and use the SEQ/Rythm to trigger the drums...

[rootapprox]

@eh2k thanks a lot dear !
i will try it now and report if anything .
I hope you fixed storing patches and loading them problem,
Cheers!

[koswir]

Awesome! @eh2k
I haven't tested it yet, but I have a thought about this:

Each engine has two signals, the first $1,$2, the second $3,$4 etc.
As for the naming, I couldn't think of anything better. There had to be a maximum of 2 letters so that the texts fit in everywhere.

Wouldn't be more logical to do A1, A2, B1, B2...?
I see the problem with C but honestly I always find C kinda confusing - maybe V like volts could be easier to understand?

The whole thing is even more complex now, I hope it's not too complicated for beginners. In between I only have the clock on the T1, and use the SEQ/Rythm to trigger the drums...

For sure $ won't say anything to a new user without a manual.