Getting back to your original question:
It seems like it should be possible, because Pure Data - PureData running in Zynthian is effectively running under Linux. I don’t know of any examples and I was hoping someone else would answer. There are some topics that a search on Pure Data found that seemed like they would access files:
Hello, I’m learning Pure Data. Since I can’t find a sample player for Zynthian (it would be a drum sampler, like the Volca Sample, for example), I’ve decided to start looking into how to do it in Pure Data. The idea would be to have a folder with kicks, snares, hats, etc., and to be able to select and load into memory the sample of my choice using the Zynthian controls. I’m not sure if there’s something like this already programmed, but the thing is, I’m very much a noob in Pure Data and it’s go…
@piattica : the number of stations can be easily exteded:
rename “main.pd.template” to “main.pd.template.pd” and open it with Pure Data.
add more stations and adjust the divisor of ctlin114: (127 / (number_of_stations - 1))
rename “main.pd.template.pd” back to “main.pd.template”
open “zynconfig.yml.template” with a text editor and add more “labels” placeholders under “Stations:”
open “setup.py” with a text editor and adjust variable ‘max_stations = 22’
REMARK: Don’t forget to increment the num…