Stuttter

If anyone is interested: modgui + presets added

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Newb ere… Cant get any output from it?

You’ll find a short demo here:

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The plugin is build for the Dwarf, don’t know if it could be a problem on other devices.
Did you assign a footswitch to the ztutter parameter ?

Yop,
I love this plugin !
a very few remarks since it is still in beta :

  • it is quite CPU hungry, could a mono version help to reduce this ?
  • the ztutter parameter should be an on/off switch no ?
  • Yes maybe a mono version without filter and tail could be possible in the future…
  • Yes I did it like this (momentary on) for my proper use, but on the Dwarf you can assign your footswitch to the latch mode and it will work as on/off, or edit the STUTTTER_dsp.ttl file and change the “ztutter” index (#18)
    from
    lv2:portProperty lv2:integer, lv2:toggled, mod:preferMomentaryOnByDefault ;
    to
    lv2:portProperty lv2:toggled;

Another cool option is both possibilities with one footswitch :
Footswitch → Multi Button to CV
Single press and Long press → CV to Logic operator (OR mode) → ztutter parameter

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Hi Rom,
You’ll find a mono version here:

Update 31/03/24 : Screenshot and thumbnail added

  • link delay time to Dwarf Main tempo implemented
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Thanks a lot, I’ll try this next week!!!

Took me some time but I finally tested the non Stutter, and it’s PERFECT !!!
Thanks a lot @zwabo !!!

The MS_ENV parameter may be a bit more explicit if it was named “Attack” ?

Cool.
Unless I’m mistaken, I call it ENV because there is a ramp up and a ramp down.

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Hi. In Dwarf my plugin settings window (from the store) does not look at all like what’s in the video. There is no way to assign a function to a footswitch, only to a knob. I have no idea how to put a plugin from github into a Dwarf. Don’t shoot, I’m just a Window user.

You’re right, I just did a try with the one in the Beta store and there is an issue, don’t know why…

So, here is the simplest way to tweak the problem: for the Ztutter, Double, Random, Reverse knob parameters, you can use, for each one, a Control to CV plugin with the Control at 10v. and a footswitch-> on/off.
Not very elegant but it works…

Another option is to edit the .ttl file in the lv2 folder according to the instructions here after the line
" to get a switch for this parameter"
https://wiki.mod.audio/wiki/Max_gen~

Or If you want to install the last version from github on windows, you should probably use Win SCP, see the Jacube’s post here for his plugin installation:

Then you have to reboot the dwarf.

Hope it helps

Should look like this:

@ falkTX
Any problem with the custom.ttl file?

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Thanks for the reply. I saw a post about WinSCP, but I was a little afraid to try it, because all this is very unobvious to me as an ordinary user of a guitar pedal. Getting into the software of the device is not the most standard scenario for a musician. It is especially surprising that everyone on the forum is well versed in all this and does not see any problems in changing the lines of the plugin code… Actually, I’m a processor guy and twisting parameters is a familiar thing for me. But with a Dwarf… This level is not at all for those who like simplicity. (by the way, I suspect that this scares off many potential users). But I tried the WinSCP option and installed the plugin (mono) from Github. Thanks for the advice, and separately for developing cool plugins!

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