Happy to hear that, thank you so much!!

THANK YOU 🙏

That sounds fun! Yeah, that should totally be possible with MobMuPlat! Please feel free to share a video of it when you're ready! Would love to check it out/

Thank you for checking this video out! Once you get the basics down with Pure Data, MobMuPlat is intuitive and smooth to use imo. I hope you have fun as much as I did!

You're welcome! I'm glad that you found this video helpful (and not boring too!). Best of luck with the thesis!!

Awesome! I hope you enjoy using it!!

Exactly!! We can get really creative with this thing for sure!!

Thank you so much!! Yeah, it's a lot of fun!

Thank you so much!! I hope you have fun with it//

@@SoundSimulator yess, will try this

I'm always glad to hear your updates and also the fact that these videos provide some ideas to consider!

Honestly, that's the best way to learn! But don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. And there are tutorials that led up to this video so I recommend that you watch those as well.

You're welcome!! I appreciate your checking out the video!! Thanks//

TouchOSC is more of a controller for performing with a synth that's in Ableton, Pure Data, or MaxMSP. So laptop + iPhone set up. With this, we put that synth INSIDE of the phone. No laptop needed!

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Yes! It looks like there are several versions and one of them is MobMuPlat. It's the first folder that was added "last year".

Thanks... I did not check the code section, just the readme.

I think it's been a while since MobMuPlat was updated. It works amazingly and it would be awesome to see a new update for the current era.

You could actually use MobMuPlat as the sound engine and use touch OSC to control it all in the same phone :)

@@MikeMorenoDSP Woah, what!???

I wish I know! It could be good to ask or look at a Pure Data forum. Good luck!!

Thank you!!

where is the application file?

That would be fun to do! It's gonna be a bit more complex than that unfortunately, but I can think more about it and maybe even make a video on it. It sounds like a fun project~~ My guess would be... MMP (sequencer + OSC messaging) -> separate custom app that can wirelessly communicate to Arduino (?) -> Arduino with QUAD DAC (I have a separate video on it already) -> CV to Eurorack. OR MMP (sequencer) -> module that can pitch-detect and envelope-follow

@@SoundSimulator cv would need some hardware to amplify the output of the smartphone to lets say eurorack level. not that hard to do but for anything quantized for example you'll need another MCU to calculate values. hmm got some ideas already.

None needed for this app!!

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Have you given MMP a try tho?

@@SoundSimulator pd is frustrating visual programming i simply would not use it, i tried in past but im a coder end of the day, to me better use other stuff than that messy oversimplified gui. (i.e. tidal cycles+js/html, c++, js etc etc i would write an audio engine or start from a simple one), i can also say for a complicated app generators/converters usually wont work good for long time or for customizations, not the best for the app maintainability. End of the day to me pd is not very smooth, so its not easy and these were only my 2 cents. Peace sorry for my opinion.

@@dev_kaos Some people prefer visual programming language and this video is for them. I'm not stopping anyone from developing an app with text-based programming.