On 11/26/08, Thomas Grill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmmm, how about
[inlet]
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[t a b]
| / | \
| [200] [300] [400]
| | | |
[pack 0 0 0 0]
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[outlet]
It's a pity that pack is not settable...
If I understand you correctly on this, Thomas, if it
Ah, thanks for the explanation...
Mike
On 11/26/08, Thomas Grill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am 26.11.2008 um 09:20 schrieb Mike McGonagle:
On 11/26/08, Thomas Grill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmmm, how about
[inlet]
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[t a b]
| / | \
| [200] [300] [400]
Hey all,
I was trying to do this dynamically with the lowest possible amount of
objects and I found a surprising behavior of [list split]:
Connecting a patchcord back from the second outlet of [list split] to
its first inlet puts out all elements of a list in reversed order of the
first
an other attemp (near the one i sent before)
++
Jack
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Le 26 nov. 08 à 00:22, Frank Barknecht a écrit :
Hallo,
inspired by Sylvain attached is an extended assignment for extra
points. ;)
Ciao
--
Frank
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank
Yep ! it's good ! ;)
I needn't my [unpack] before [pack], it's a mistake !
So here with a [t a b].
++
Jack
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Le 26 nov. 08 à 15:28, Matt Barber a écrit :
I think maybe problems of this form need at most three objects, and
two if you could do
[t 200
Hello folks, I've a problem: I tried to compile pd-extended on my archlinux but
even if the autobuild script gives me an error, the ./configure and the make
commands in the pd/src path work!! the problem is that they give me a version
of pd-extended without any extension!!!
Now I'm using pd
I think maybe problems of this form need at most three objects, and
two if you could do
[t 200 300 400 ...].
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[inlet]
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| [200 300 400{|
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Hi, All.
Playing with C01.nyquist.pd in the documentation, it occurred to me that
I can satisfy myself experimentally that I have overcome my foldover
problems just by implementing a sweep of the fundamental frequency and
listening for swoops of folded over partials heading in the opposite
Am 26.11.2008 um 14:47 schrieb Martin Schied:
Hey all,
I was trying to do this dynamically with the lowest possible amount
of objects and I found a surprising behavior of [list split]:
Connecting a patchcord back from the second outlet of [list split]
to its first inlet puts out all
it'd help if i attached them eh
Damian Stewart wrote:
these aren't at all acoustic. and they aren't at all sample based. but
they do give you very nice control over the timbre and shape of the sound.
open up d-808cy~-help.pd or d-808hh~-help.pd
chur
d
patrick wrote:
hi,
would it be
If it sounds good enough for your ears, then it must be right!
D.
David F. Place wrote:
Hi, All.
Playing with C01.nyquist.pd in the documentation, it occurred to me that
I can satisfy myself experimentally that I have overcome my foldover
problems just by implementing a sweep of the
You have two connections between a mass and a link.
And you have to trigger in this order : reset mass, reset lenght of
the link (to itinialize it), and then reset damping and initial force
of the link.
The patch attached should work.
++
Jack
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Le
i'm sure this must have happened to everyone a couple of times:
you cut a section of a patch, and paste it into another patch or subpatch.
the pasted contents overlay existing parts of the patch, and you go to move
them with your mouse while they are still highlighted.
however, sometimes your
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That is good news and bad news. The bad news is that I still hear the
annoying noise that I thought was due to foldover. It must be something
else, but I have no idea what.
On Wed, 2008-11-26 at 17:05 +0100, Derek Holzer wrote:
If it sounds good enough for your ears, then it must be
Hallo,
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Michal Seta hat gesagt: // Michal Seta wrote:
Sorry, missed all the points on the first assignment.
Here's my contribution.
I think, yours is a pretty cool, original and elegant solution!
So cool in fact, that it's
I have avoided this by getting myself in the habit of moving stuff
around with a shift-arrowkey rather than the mouse. It takes a second
longer, but it's almost guaranteed to work (it also helps avoid that
annoying problem you get when you paste something directly over what
you just copied and
Hum, I'm on a mac, and in cases like this, I just hit Command-Z to
undo the paste. And then re-paste them back so that they are selected
again. (But I also try to use the cursor keys to move things around,
as Matt said).
Mike
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 12:52 PM, hard off [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After checking out Frank Barknecht's ds slider example, I'm trying to build a
ds bar-graph that behaves like the max multi-slider, where you can click-drag
to change multiple values in one mouse-swoop.
In the attached patch, you can click on the red handle and drag across
the bars to
Hello list,
I'm having trouble with all versions of Pd I've tried (extended 0.39
and 0.40, also vanilla) getting it to recognize my Bistream Vera Sans
Mono font. It's installed and I can use it in all my other apps, but
Pd doesn't seem to want to find it.
It looks like it's located here:
Wow, didn't really look at the programming, but the sliders look great...
Mike
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 3:06 PM, Jonathan Wilkes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After checking out Frank Barknecht's ds slider example, I'm trying to build a
ds bar-graph that behaves like the max multi-slider, where
a (work in progress) installation using pd / pidip for motion tracking
and blender game engine for rendering (sorry gem has no uv mapping)
http://okno.be/?id=1257
this WE ... also on stream (if everything goes right - check back that
page later for adress... normaly on http://stream.okno.be:8080
Hi,
Is there anyone using Pd for doing intense file streaming towards an
Shoutcast/Icecast server?
I am interesting in hearing impressions, discovered drawbacks, etc..
** Some background **
Being in need to prepare a machine running an Icecast source client
24/7, I've been shopping around
I've had success with nSlam:
http://tot.sat.qc.ca/down_nslam.html
There is, in fact, in the package, a prepackaged example of streaming
application. I have not streamed 24/7 but for about 4 hours without a
problem. I used to run many different patches 24/7 (in different
contexts) without pd
Hi Michael,
First of all,
after a look at nSlam, overwhelmed by its features and refreshing my
mind on a cup of coffee, I've found a solution using MPD.. there
actually was a way to assign its only volume control to my desired output.
Anyway, I've taken a brief look at the documents and
Hallo,
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
So cool in fact, that it's now part of [list]-abs, where I called it
[list-pad]. It's in the SVN but also attached. Thanks a lot.
It occured to me that the crossconnecting in the first attempt was a bit
silly, so the version that's
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