This seem’s to work OK.
I’ve modified it so I could use my keyboard “knobs” to provide the cc input,
I used 20 and 72 instead of your 0 cc
You can control them togehter on the same midi_cc (eg your 0) which gives an interesting result.
# Example to send to forum
#Midi CC in
#cc_in = "/midi:arduino_leonardo_*:1/control_change"
cc_in = "/midi*/control_change" #so that it would respond to my keyboard
with_fx :reverb, room: 0.5, mix: 0 do |fx|
live_loop :midiccin do
use_real_time
n,v=sync cc_in
if n== 72 #I used 72, but could be 0 for your midi input
control fx, mix: v/127.00
end
end
#Simple beat
live_loop :beat do
tick
sample :bd_ada, amp: 1 if bools(1,0,0,0, 1,1,0,0).look
sample :sn_dolf, amp: 1 if bools(0,0,1,0, 0,0,0,1).look
sleep 0.25
end
set :startCO,80 #used from when program runs until cc changes it
live_loop :contCutoff do
use_real_time
n,v = sync "/midi*/control_change"
if n==20 #I used cc 20 from my keyboard controller
co=10+100*v/127.0
set :startCO,co
control get(:s),cutoff: co
end
end
#bassline
live_loop :bass do
s = synth :bass_foundation, note: 40, sustain: 2, release: 0, cutoff: get(:startCO)
set :s,s
sleep 1
control s, note: 28
sleep 0.2
control s, note: 31
sleep 0.8
end
end