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- # B.???
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- Repository: BNoname
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+ # B.Jumblr
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+ Repository: BJumblr
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- Description: B.Noname is a pattern-controlled audio stream re-sequencer LV2 plugin. This plugin is in an early stage of development. No guarantees.
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+ Description: B.Jumblr is a pattern-controlled audio stream re-sequencer LV2 plugin.
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+ ![ screenshot] ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sjaehn/BJumblr/master/doc/screenshot.png " Screenshot from B.Jumblr ")
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## Installation
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## Running
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- After the installation Carla, Ardour and any other LV2 host should automatically detect B.Noname .
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+ After the installation Carla, Ardour and any other LV2 host should automatically detect B.Jumblr .
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If jalv is installed, you can also call it
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```
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- jalv.gtk https://www.jahnichen.de/plugins/lv2/BNoname
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+ jalv.gtk https://www.jahnichen.de/plugins/lv2/BJumblr
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```
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to run it stand-alone and connect it to the JACK system.
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## Usage
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- From the technical POV B.Noname is a sequencer pattern-controlled audio delay effect.
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+ From the technical POV B.Jumblr is a sequencer pattern-controlled audio delay effect.
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The pattern defines at when (horizontal) and which (vertical) piece of the audio input stream is
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sent to the audio output. Use the default diagonal line pattern for live playback. Moving a pad
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one step to the right results in a one step delayed playback of the respective piece of the audio
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input stream. Each pad (and thus each piece) can be levelled up or down by mouse wheel scrolling.
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- ### Step edit mode
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There are two edit modes. The ** ADD** mode allows to place additional pads to a step (or to remove
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them). So you can also set more then one pad per row to produce echo effects or make a canon.
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In contrast, there is only (exactly) one pad per step allowed in the ** REPLACE** mode. Clicking or
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- dragging will result in a replacement of the original pad.
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+ dragging will result in a replacement of the original pad. Note: Deletion of pads (cut) in the
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+ REPLACE mode results in their replacement by default pads.
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## TODO
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- * Find a name
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- * GUI artwork
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* Debugging
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