FoxDotMultiBank - Add and use multiple sample banks

Instalation

pip install FoxDotMultiBank
# or
pip install git+https://codeberg.org/FoxDotExtensions/FoxDotMultiBank

Usage

Import lib

from FoxDotMultiBank import *

This will overwrite the Samples object and the Player.new_message_header method so that players can use the keyword bank=0 (or spack=0 or sdb=0).

Use print(Samples.banks) to see all available banks.

d1 >> play('x-o-', bank=1)

Add your own bank:

The folder's structure should look like the default bank:

├── _
│   ├── 1/
│   ├── ampersand/
│   │   ├── '&_0.wav'
│   │   └── '&_1.wav'
│   ├── asterix/
│   ...
├── a/
│   ├── lower/
│   │   ├── 'gb_hihat 0.wav'
│   │   └── 'gb_hihat 1.wav'
│   └── upper/
│       ├── 0_dist_kick.wav
│       └── 1_dist_kick.wav
├── b/
│   ├── lower/
│   └── upper/
	...

Samples.addBank(absolute_path)
d1 >> play('x-o-', bank=2)

If there is a folder _loop_/ it will be added with Samples.addPath('/bank/_loop _'), so on loop() you can access the loop without the argument bank=1.

Public banks

Dirt-Samples

Set of samples used in SuperDirt and the TidalCycles tutorials.

Can be used with loop()/ stretch() / gsynth()

Run on SuperCollider:

Quarks.install("Dirt-Samples");

Or on your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/tidalcycles/Dirt-Samples /path/to/Dirt-Samples

Then add the loops to the sample manager:

Samples.addPath('/path/to/Dirt-Samples')

Use print(Samples.loops) to see all available loops.

l1 >> loop('kurt', dur=PDur(3,8))

Using the keyword pshift you can change the note you are playing. This change is made as in the chromatic scale.

g1 >> gsynth('gtr', pshift=[0,2,4,5,7,9,11,12])

FoxDot PitchGlitch SampleDB

Bank of samples and loops to use in FoxDot.

Run on your terminal:

git clone https://gitlab.com/iShapeNoise/foxdot_sampledb_pitchglitch /path/to/foxdot_sampledb_pitchglitch

Then add the bank:

Samples.addBank('/path/to/foxdot_sampledb_pitchglitch/1')

Then set the bank dynamically:

d0 >> play('W', bank=1)
d1 >> play('x-o-', bank=P[:2].stutter(16), sample=P[:4].stutter(4))