Unfortunately I dont have any programming skills. Otherwise I would do
something myself.
To me it appears to be rather simple to expand the existing [waveinfo] to
also read out sustain and release loop start and endpoints as well as the
original pitch that was set. The basics about reading that
Unfortunately I dont have any programming skills. Otherwise I would do
something myself.
To me it appears to be rather simple to expand the existing [waveinfo] to
also read out sustain and release loop start and endpoints as well as the
original pitch that was set. The basics about reading that
i just added a pd patching idea, to build a library of filters.
i think this idea would also work really well if merged with the 'blosc'
one, because frankly $4500 for a student to make some bandlimited
oscillators is pretty expensive!
http://puredata.info/dev/summer-of-code/PurePDFilters
Hmm, could you test Pd-vanilla 0.41.4? That might be where the bug
was introduced.
.hc
On Mar 7, 2009, at 8:22 PM, Luke Iannini wrote:
Sigh, here's another : )
This seems to have something to do with my MPD24 drum pads... whenever
they're connected and I enter the MIDI preferences of
Not sure if you could describe the job as simple
because after the initial header (which [wavinfo]
reads using byte/word offsets) the data format
can become variable length before you encounter
loop chunks.
http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/wavefiles.html
Also, there can be several loop points
Yes, sounds like a good project, add it to the wiki. Do you want to
mentor it? Or if you are a student, then you could find another
mentor and do it yourself.
.hc
On Mar 6, 2009, at 7:33 AM, bra...@subnet.at wrote:
The same with me.
interested in coding but just very rare skills.but
i have been trying to use shell... works OK in linux but in osx it just
crashes.
i am just wondering if this thread went anywhere:
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2009-01/067700.html
i have it in a bunch of patches now and would love to use it more ... if it had
more
On Sun, 2009-03-08 at 11:53 -0700, mark edward grimm wrote:
i have been trying to use shell... works OK in linux but in osx it just
crashes.
i am just wondering if this thread went anywhere:
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2009-01/067700.html
i have it in a bunch of
I've had an idea for a long time for a web interface to the patches
that people post to the pd-list. Basically, lots of really great code
is posted to the Pd list, but it is not very easy to find it there.
What if there was a searchable database of all patches posted to the
pd list.
Hello Mark,
I use [shell] every days on MacOSX.4 with PowerPC and Intel. No
problem here.
++
Jack
Le 8 mars 09 à 19:53, mark edward grimm a écrit :
i have been trying to use shell... works OK in linux but in osx
it just crashes.
i am just wondering if this thread went anywhere:
I have multiple output~ in a patch that have 2 number boxes feeding to it,
and when the numbers are moving the output~ turns on but when the numbers
are not moving it continues to play the last sound played. How do i turn
off the sound when the numbers are not moving without having to mute it
Hallo!
It sounds nice, but do they support such projects ?
IMHO building websites and similar things are more documentation, which
is not allowed.
Maybe you should ask them ...
LG
Georg
Hans-Christoph Steiner schrieb:
I've had an idea for a long time for a web interface to the patches
Hi
Quick question
I am searching for an object to handle patch memories.
I just want to be able to capture the values of nine sliders to a few
different memory locations to act as presets but I can't seem to find
an object to do this.
Which object should I be reading about?
If I knew
Here, on 10.5.6(intel) [shell] crashes too.. But [popen] is working just
fine... (what's the difference?)
the [shell] crash happens simultaneously with the right outlet bang...
Jack escreveu:
Hello Mark,
I use [shell] every days on MacOSX.4 with PowerPC and Intel. No
problem here.
++
You may want [memento] or [ssad]
Hi
I am using PD extended
are they objects?
I ask because I tried to create either as an object but just got
the 'couldn't create' message.
maybe I need jesus after all :)
geoff
On 8 Mar 2009, at 19:42, Andy Farnell wrote:
You may want
On Mar 7, 2009, at 11:30 AM, marius schebella wrote:
chris clepper wrote:
My own suggestion for a GEM project would be to create a tutorial and
accompanying manual that covers the basic operation.
I was planning to do this for years now, adding to dereks FLOSS
Documentation or just as a
I think we need to have a range of projects, from simple to
complicated, so that we get a range of students. I would really like
to have a solid, clean, easy to use blosc lib, so I think it would be
worth it. Plus the devil is in the details on this one. Its not too
hard to put
Andy, I think you have it right, how you get the data out from the
object is part of the problem. If that was well-mapped out, then that
would make the C-coding much easier. I've never used those loop point
things, so I don't really know much about them. A good starting point
would be
what are the symptoms of the crashes? does pd just quit
with a segfault,
or does [shell] makes pd hang?
yeah its really weird
i get:
the application pd quit unexpectedly
then i can ignore or relaunch...
either choice PD still runs in the background. the ignore or relaunch seems
to be
Yes, they are abstractions found in extended.
For just a few sliders you could use the trick
of setting their properties to Init=true, so
they are persistent between patch save/loads
and also send out their values when the patch
loads.
Another simple way is to rig a message box
to store some
Natalie,
You might want to check out the [switch~] object. It allows for a
patch to turn off the audio generation for objects in the same
subpatch.
Mike
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 2:13 PM, narb...@ucsd.edu wrote:
I have multiple output~ in a patch that have 2 number boxes feeding to it,
and when
oh... and PD does not quit. even if i hit relaunch or ignore or even if i
just try to quit in general
i have to force quit
and this has been like this for a little while on differnt systems.. at least
at the leopard level. not sure about tiger/ppc/intel - not sure if that all
made a
Often, on MacOSX, when 'Pd-extended' quit, 'pd' stay. You have to
force 'pd' to quit then relauch 'Pd-extended' (if i'm right).
++
Jack
Le 8 mars 09 à 21:12, mark edward grimm a écrit :
oh... and PD does not quit. even if i hit relaunch or ignore or
even if i just try to quit in
Hallo,
narb...@ucsd.edu hat gesagt: // narb...@ucsd.edu wrote:
I have multiple output~ in a patch that have 2 number boxes feeding to it,
and when the numbers are moving the output~ turns on but when the numbers
are not moving it continues to play the last sound played. How do i turn
off the
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
On Mar 7, 2009, at 11:30 AM, marius schebella wrote:
chris clepper wrote:
My own suggestion for a GEM project would be to create a tutorial and
accompanying manual that covers the basic operation.
I was planning to do this for years now, adding to dereks
For just a few sliders you could use the trick
of setting their properties to Init=true, so
they are persistent between patch save/loads
and also send out their values when the patch
loads.
Another simple way is to rig a message box
to store some values with the 'set' message,
then use
Often, on MacOSX, when 'Pd-extended' quit,
'pd' stay. You have to
r u saying this might be a normal thing for pd-extended? for the most part no
(actually on ubuntu 8.10 pd-extended recently i have to xkill fairly often?) on
osx... but sometimes, more rarely, yes.
not sure what you are
Hallo,
Geoff hat gesagt: // Geoff wrote:
You may want [memento] or [ssad]
Hi
I am using PD extended
are they objects?
I ask because I tried to create either as an object but just got
the 'couldn't create' message.
maybe I need jesus after all :)
There is no object called
Le 8 mars 09 à 21:46, mark edward grimm a écrit :
Often, on MacOSX, when 'Pd-extended' quit,
'pd' stay. You have to
r u saying this might be a normal thing for pd-extended? for the
most part no (actually on ubuntu 8.10 pd-extended recently i have
to xkill fairly often?) on osx... but
Hi,
I just added a new category for the GSC09, Organisation and Categorisation
of Pd-Extended Externals. This follows up recent discussions on the pd-dev
list. It might not be eligible due to being more about restructuring
already existing code than to make new code (which could be seen as
What would really be tops is if this could somehow automatically do a screen
grab of the path so you could see a screenshot before downloading.
Neat Idea. Right now I just keep all these tidbits in a /pd-list dir on my
comp.
~Kyle
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner
hey hans,
for what its worth, the pd-list is indexed on markmail.org, which has a very
powerful search facility.
a simple query of:
[list:at.iem extension:pd writesf~]
finds a post on any of the pd lists, with a reference to writesf~ and a
attached pd file..
or if i want to stalk you and
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