Hello all,
I have found a new problem in my machine with Pd and the recent changes i
made: (I mentioned them in a previous e-mail, but I'll restate them: installing
recordmydesktop and Mplayer, and adding support for mpeg3, Quicktime and
ffmpeg, then recompiling gem)
Now this is what I can see
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hello all,
I have found a new problem in my machine with Pd and the recent changes i
made: (I mentioned them in a previous e-mail, but I'll restate them:
installing
recordmydesktop and Mplayer, and adding support for mpeg3, Quicktime and
ffmpeg, then recompiling gem)
this is why i gave up on datastructs the first time i learnt how to use
them. i always just thought i was doing something wrong.
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Then how do you deal with situations where you need to store related
info like this? I could see that it would be very easy to come up with
an alternative, using something like an external written in Lua (or
even in C), that would allow for the storing of related/structured
data.
What do you do?
Hi Iohannes,
do the problems go away when you _not_ load Gem?
Yes, as far as I can tell, they go away.
has Gem been compiled against the correct version of Pd?
I don't know, I can't remember when was the last time I downloaded this
version of GEM, it only says:
ver: 0.91-cvs
(m_pd.h
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi Iohannes,
do the problems go away when you _not_ load Gem?
Yes, as far as I can tell, they go away.
darn
has Gem been compiled against the correct version of Pd?
I don't know, I can't remember when was the last time I downloaded this
version of GEM, it only
hello again,
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:13 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi Iohannes,
do the problems go away when you _not_ load Gem?
Yes, as far as I can tell, they go away.
darn
darn indeed
has Gem been compiled against the correct version
i dunno. i gave up. i didn't look for a solution.
was just saying that it was the $0 problem that finally made me too
frustrated to continue.
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Well, I would be interested in knowing how many people actually use
data structures, and if they do, is it for the ability to create
graphical editors of the data.
Mike
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:42 AM, hard off [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i dunno. i gave up. i didn't look for a solution.
was
Jaime Oliver wrote:
hello again,
hi
this sounds very much like an ABI problem to me.
what does ABI mean? I'm pretty sure it's not any of these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABI...
it is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_binary_interface
(you'll excuse my ignorance in this
Hallo,
Dan Wilcox hat gesagt: // Dan Wilcox wrote:
Ahh I see, I think I'm using the wrong terminology then. I'm using
local as in objects with a certain osc-style prefix.
Ahh now I see, too. ;)
You may like the new setonly and saveonly messages to send to
SSSAD_ADMIN rsp. $0-SSSAD_ADMIN.
Hallo,
Andy Farnell hat gesagt: // Andy Farnell wrote:
[snapshot~]
IIRC gives you the value of the first sample in the last block when banged.
For more see [vsnapshot~] which snaps in the middle of a block similar
to [vline~].
Ciao
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Ok, so it works now:
wait.
which libraries is Gem linked with?
try ldd /path/to/Gem.pd_linux
I pasted this at the end of this mail in case this is of interest for
you...
...
and then something like
% ./configure --without-ffmpeg
anyhow, just add another --without-mpeg3 to the
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Ok, so it works now:
great.
Here is the
ldd /path/to/Gem.pd_linux
Before recompiling:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ ldd /home/joliverl/Desktop/Gem/src/Gem.pd_linux
linux-vdso.so.1 = (0x7fff9b1ff000)
libavformat.so.52 = /usr/lib64/libavformat.so.52
Hey
Could it be there is something wrong with the implementation of
[midiout]? I am using ubuntu linux, with 0.40-3 extended. I have input
from [cyclone/seq] which prints out fine, but the [midiout] object
does not seem to react on this. I use alsa-midi, btw. With a 4 port
output device. I have
Hallo,
Mike McGonagle hat gesagt: // Mike McGonagle wrote:
I think this should be allowed, hell, even the use of other $
arguments. It would be nice to be able to allow abstractions to create
their own private data structures, or at least ones that could be
named based on a creation argument.
Hallo,
Mike McGonagle hat gesagt: // Mike McGonagle wrote:
Hum, I have had this issue with other things using $0, and it seems
almost impossible while developing a patch to NOT save over a patch
containing a $0 reference. There are some situations that I have
learned not to do this, but that
Hum, I have had this issue with other things using $0, and it seems
almost impossible while developing a patch to NOT save over a patch
containing a $0 reference. There are some situations that I have
learned not to do this, but that was only after several lost patches
and data...
While it has
Hi Bill,
use a comination of [tabsend~] and [tabread],
see attached.
mvh/Steffen Leve Poulsen
Bill Gribble skrev:
Is there a way within pd-extended to do the equivalent of [env~], but
following peak value rather than RMS?
I have pulled my hair out trying to implement this with patching but
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 5:25 AM, Frank Barknecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo,
Mike McGonagle hat gesagt: // Mike McGonagle wrote:
Hm, I guess I don't completely understand what you are referring to.
Probably my inability to remember exactly what happened. Data
Structures just seems to me to
Hello hc,
Is this the APT that has the other pd-extended packages as well? This could be
very useful, so they can all be in the same place and anyone interested will
not have to wait until I find a permanent solution for the OtherSide. If you
follow the non-APT link, you can download the
Most of my live performance work involves realtime processing of
upright bass, and I find myself often using a lot of very short
variable IIR taps (delays with feedback).
I use either my 500-watt bass amp or the house PA as output.
Right now I don't have any explicit patchage to make sure I'm
hello all, hi ilias
i tried to install the ubuntu intrepid package of pd-extended on a
ubuntu intrepid machine and got missing dependencies. pd-extended is
dependent on the following packages, that seem not to be part of
intrepid:
libmagick++9c2ca
libmagick9
libmpeg1
i guess, those can be
On Mon, 2008-12-01 at 08:50 -0500, Spencer Russell wrote:
Are other people using speaker protection patches? Anything more
sophisticated than the classic [hip~ 5] before the output?
in what way more sophisticated? i found, that [hip~ 5] does a pretty
decent job.
roman
It's quite rare to find a sound card and amplification system
that can actually deliver DC. These are usually specialised
DACs for control applications. Regular audio equipment uses
DC blocking capacitors (analogue high-pass) that won't admit
anything much below 5-10Hz.
All the same, if you
Am 01.12.2008 um 15:21 schrieb Andy Farnell:
It's quite rare to find a sound card and amplification system
that can actually deliver DC. These are usually specialised
DACs for control applications. Regular audio equipment uses
DC blocking capacitors (analogue high-pass) that won't admit
Hi,
i'm working on an abstraction with data structures inside (franks
tutorial was very helpful
http://puredata.info/community/projects/convention04/lectures/tk-barknecht/tut.tgz/view?searchterm=data%20structures%20tut
) and i use $1 in the name of the template (like this: struct
$1-template
On Mon, Dec 01, 2008 at 11:54:34AM +0100, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Mike McGonagle hat gesagt: // Mike McGonagle wrote:
I think this should be allowed, hell, even the use of other $
arguments. It would be nice to be able to allow abstractions to create
their own private data
Luigi wrote:
Am 01.12.2008 um 15:21 schrieb Andy Farnell:
This should be a separate piece of hardware, not part of
the software system that could fail.
Hi, yes thats my experienc, too.
i agree.
I tried to use limiter~, but wasnt
satisfied.
it created some crackles with extreme
Hello Roman,
I assume you tried downloading the package through HTTP. There is an
info link next to the download, md5 and APT links on the download page,
that links here: http://pd.ianagnostopoulos.postgrad.shef.ac.uk/notes.txt
This describes the dependencies, and gives you another link,
On Mon, 2008-12-01 at 17:54 +, Ilias Anagnostopoulos wrote:
Hello Roman,
I assume you tried downloading the package through HTTP.
exactly.
There is an
info link next to the download, md5 and APT links on the download page,
that links here:
Hi all:
I have recently met many enthusiasts here in the far east, and as a
result, we would like to start a project translating Pdpedia into Chinese
(probably traditional chinese first, then simplified a bit later).
This project is helped also by GOTO10, where we have a mailing list called
Ilias Anagnostopoulos wrote:
Hello Roman,
GEM seems to need the specific versions it depends on. I think that
since there is no serious reason not to use these libraries, it
doesn't make sense doing anything to the source code to make it
compatible with the newer versions. If we simply
Hello IOhannes,
I will check it again tomorrow and if I can make a better solution work,
I'll implement it.
As for the libmpeg1 vs libmpeg3, how would I specify which one I want to
use then? Or does it figure this out on its own at compile time?
-Ilias
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Ilias
Ilias Anagnostopoulos wrote:
Hello IOhannes,
I will check it again tomorrow and if I can make a better solution work,
I'll implement it.
As for the libmpeg1 vs libmpeg3, how would I specify which one I want to
use then? Or does it figure this out on its own at compile time?
it should
We've been working at Eyebeam since July on making it easy to hack
old devices and run new software on them. We now have our first
Reware HOWTO video, showing the basics of how to use a Reware image
yourself, then it illustrates some of the Pd patches we've made:
Yep, I agree, I think midiout is not working on linux and possibly windows too.
I did see it working on Mac. On linux I was using alsa midi, but just soft out
(via jack) into a softsynth.
Here's a mail to the list about it.
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2008-11/066180.html
Yeah, this is the repo with the rest of the packages. If you send me
the direct link to the package, then I'll stick it into the repo
where the rest are hosted. I just want to make sure that I get the
right package. :)
.hc
On Dec 1, 2008, at 7:43 AM, Ilias Anagnostopoulos wrote:
Hello
For some reason, I want to say that [midiout] isn't fully there. I
seem to recall advice to use [noteout] over [midiout], but that's all
I remember.
.hc
On Dec 1, 2008, at 5:41 AM, Yvan Vander Sanden wrote:
Hey
Could it be there is something wrong with the implementation of
[midiout]?
hey list,
raise your hand if
a) you run Linux, and
b) you are really really really irritated by the fact that the
confirm-close, confirm-quit, file-open and file-save dialog boxes are
parented to the main Pd window, rather than the patch window you are
currently looking at.
... why does
Someday I hope you make a big ole' physical modeled jazz drum kit, Andy.
Genius!
~Kyle
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Hey Patrick,
It's the everything in-between bit that is hard. A hihat is one
of those instruments that seems really simple, but on
My hand is up.
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hi damian,
let's hope that miller is using pd-vanilla on linux, but wait maybe he
doesn't mind!
pat
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Useful post, thank you very much Andy. Indeed, it's pretty complex dsp,
at least i have the technical terms ;)
pat
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Hans,
The package link is:
http://pd.ianagnostopoulos.postgrad.shef.ac.uk/pd-extended_0.40.3-intrepid4_i386.deb
The md5 for this is:
http://pd.ianagnostopoulos.postgrad.shef.ac.uk/pd-extended_0.40.3-intrepid4_i386.deb.md5
The dependency packages are:
hello,
I am working on a machine that isn't mine. a mac desktop 2 x 2.66Ghz intel
machine. pd-0.41-4
The problem is that
if i have a number box conected to an object [s $0-test]
and a number box conected to an object [r $0-test]
numbers are transmited ok.
But when I send the message through a
YVW, and FWIW, there's some tuts to look at
mine using a familiar additive/modulation method here
http://www.obiwannabe.co.uk/html/toys/cymbal-FMAM/cymbalfmam.html
and here
http://www.mcld.co.uk/cymbalsynthesis/
Dan Stowell does a great job of using subtractive methods in SC
A nice thread
I haven't put it to practical use yet. But if I weren't using arrays, I would
just have a scalable rectangle, for example, and get the y-value from the
outlet of the corresponding struct. When stretching the rectangle, it gives a
change message plus a pointer to the object, so there's no need
You need to do something like the attached... Dollar-signs in a
message do not have the same contextual meaning as when used in other
types of objects. In messages, they refer to the numbered argument in
the list that is passed to them...
Mike
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 7:53 PM, Jaime Oliver
Hi all,
It is amazing how we take things for granted. Most programming
languages provide some sort of list sorting function/method.
Surprisingly (or not) pd does not (or my search skills are null, or I
am not bleeding edge enough). I needed a solution that works with a
vanilla pd.
I was almost
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