forked from nonmateria/folderkit
ORCΛ Esosampler Companion
- C 99.4%
- Makefile 0.3%
- Shell 0.3%
| bin | adds gitkeep to bin | |
| src | fixes o operator bug | |
| user_guide | tweaks to operator last argument | |
| .clang-format | initial version | |
| .gitignore | initial version | |
| convert_renardo_folder.sh | added rename script | |
| LICENSE.md | readme and license | |
| Makefile | automatic voices deactivation and -ffast-math | |
| memo.md | adds a memo file | |
| README.md | minor documentation tweaks | |
| update_single_headers.sh | adds script to update 3rd party single header libraries | |
folderkit
folderkit is an OSC-controlled sampler I use together with Orca.
It features 32 voices polyphony, playback of both samples and single cycle waves, samples random robin, a good selection of effects and filters, microtuning and an IR-based reverb.
Designed to make the most out of the very narrow range of values orca can produce (0 to 35), it compresses many options into few arguments. An esoteric sampler for an esoteric language.
The current version still needs some optimization and cleaning, but it's pretty usable.
User Guide
For basic usage you don't need to read more than the first three chapters of this guide (four if you want to use wavetables). Read the others later for more advanced stuff.
- chapter 1 : Setup and Hello World
- chapter 2 : OSC Basics
- chapter 3 : Files
- chapter 4 : Effects
- chapter 5 :
settings.conf - chapter 6 : Microtuning and Timings
- chapter 7 : Hints and Tricks
Thanks to
- Hundred Rabbits and cancel for making the ORCA c version.
- Andre Weissflog for sokol time header lib
- David Reid for dr_wav
- Mattias Gustavsson for rnd.h
- Randy Gaul for cute_files
License
Nicola Pisanti, MIT License 2020-2021