MFP is https://github.com/bgribble/mfp ... see the README there for an overview.
These patches are created for my own use. I hope they are interesting as demos and examples for people interested in MFP, but that's not the main reason I'm making them :)
[mix8bus 12]: 12x8x2 mixer
I use this mixer to combine and route audio coming in to my laptop from an external multichannel audio input. It's set up with 4 stereo panned busses, 4 aux sends per channel, mutes, and master gain. The number of channels is a creation parameter.
[stepseq 16,3] 16-step 3-value step sequencer
This is a MxN step sequencer, with M steps each outputting N values and a gate.
[monodelay~]
This is a simple mono delay patch using the builtin [delblk~] object.
It's set up with up to 5 seconds of delay, feedback, and wet/dry mix.
[plate~]
Wrapper around a LADSPA reverb plugin I like ("plate" from Steve Harris' swh-plugins). Mono in, stereo out.
[zreverb]
Wrapper around the lovely Zita reverb.
I use a Keith McMillen QuNexus as a flexible control surface and interface between MIDI and CV. This patch routes note events and CV data to and from the qunexus.
Likewise, I use a SoftStep for foot control and you can see how it works in the performance/ patch(es).
[bobtronix]
This is the main patch that pulls together all the above. I launch MFP like so (from the mfp-patches directory):
mfp -v -i 8 -p delay -p looper -p mixer -p qunexus -p reverb -p stepseq performance/bobtronix.mfp
the -i 8 is because my audio interface has 8 inputs and I want
to connect them all to MFP.