A little poll:
-According to you, what is THE feature/fonction/object that Pd misses the most?
-What Pd feature/fonction/object causes you the most problems?
Thanks for your contribution!
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On Sun Jan 13, 2008 at 12:35:38PM +0100, David Schaffer wrote:
A little poll:
-According to you, what is THE feature/fonction/object that Pd misses the
most?
uniformity in implementation allowing reuse and clean abstraction across the
levels. with blackbox objects written in C, orthogonal
Le Wed, 02 Jan 2008 16:54:59 +0100,
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Olivier Heinry wrote:
Hi,
there's a problem with the pix_record object which is
On Jan 12, 2008 1:18 PM, Frank Barknecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many abstraction collections are sloppy when handling this. (Even
abstractions by pd-extended advocates can forget to always fully
specify the full names of abstractions with import or a prefix. I
don't want to point fingers,
Hi Ross,
Running GEM and PD for audio in the same instance isn't such a good
idea. Better to keep the threads separate. Normally, if I want to use
both together I run two different instances of PD, and communicate
between them with OSC. One for the GEM and one for the audio. On OSX,
you may
Hi Luke,
Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:
I know Pd-E does this to be as easy as possible to set up for new
users, but at the same time perhaps it is best that a new user sticks
with the vanilla objects anyways, and if they're really interested in
more objects, they can learn how to use the
Hi!
I think a counter approach with a changing jump could be the easiest way as
Frank suggested, and no c/c++ programation would be necessary (Pd is
easier!).
Look at attached patch Javier!
My two cents! ;-)
Saludos.
2008/1/3, Steffen Leve Poulsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Javier
You could
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-What Pd feature/fonction/object causes you the most problems?
lack of proper 64 bit support
what are you missing?
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On Jan 13, 2008 5:24 AM, Derek Holzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I strongly disagree. Most beginners want to play with high-level objects
that do a lot of the programming for them, rather than dive deep into
data flow etc. Do we give them what they want, or do we do what's
good for them? I
who has problems with crashing?
on os x, pd is super stable for me. don't think i've ever had a crash
unless i did something really stupid.
does it crash on linux or windows???
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Bonjour
This is my first post to the pd-list.
I have seen a problem on Ubuntu-Studio 7.10 Gutsy +
Pd-0.39.3-extended-debian-testing-i386.deb (25 10 2007):
Gem [pix_gain] display a black image
to see the problem:
examples - Gem - 04.pix - 17.pix_gain - The
Agent Engram wrote:
will output binary data in the form of lists of byte-values.
so this may be a misunderstanding. I am writing my own server that
intercepts the OCS events, that all works. what I am trying to figure out is
since you keep calling it OCS, i guess my assumption that you mean
Hallo,
Derek Holzer hat gesagt: // Derek Holzer wrote:
Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:
I know Pd-E does this to be as easy as possible to set up for new
users, but at the same time perhaps it is best that a new user sticks
with the vanilla objects anyways, and if they're really interested in
Hi folks,
This is ultra-simple, but I find it so useful that I thought I'd make it
available. Basically it's an abstraction that provides functionality
equivalent to Max's [!/], [!-] etc. With these objects the inlets are in
the opposite order to the operands. The pd abstraction is essentially
Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:
I know Pd-E does this to be as easy as possible to set up for new
users, but at the same time perhaps it is best that a new user sticks
with the vanilla objects anyways, and if they're really interested in
more objects, they can learn how to use the directory prefixes
Hi all,
I have compiled a list of about 300 'Diagrams of the Day' that have been
posted on the #dataflow channel over the past couple years. Just like the
original posters, I thought they may be intriguing to others.
http://artengine.ca/acastonguay/dotd
Cheers,
Alexandre
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Hi all,
Damian Stewart wrote:
1) download Pd
2) download awesome super rad pre-made patch
3) open awesome super rad pre-made patch and scratch heads when it doesn't
work because they don't have particular externals
My point precisely. Or, as someone told me their Dutch media-arts
On Sun, 2008-01-13 at 17:17 +, Jamie Bullock wrote:
The pd abstraction is essentially
syntactic sugar, so instead of doing:
|0.4(
|
[t b a]
|/
|1( /
| /
[- ]
You can just do:
|0.4(
|
[! - 1]
As someone just pointed out to me, this is also syntactic sugar for the
1) make a folder on your harddisk called 'pd-externals' or something.
2) in the taskbar of pd, go into preferences-path….there will be no
space to add a new path, but you can do it this way: on an existing
line, without adding any spaces, add a colon and then the path to
'pd-externals'
so, for
pd extended gets you rocking in the free world.
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beautiful melodic piece made using a pd sampler:
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=2aXxgICaZwUeurl=http://mixi.jp/view_diary.pl?id=681897923owner_id=15888475
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Its a good point Damien. And to expand on it let's say it's
not a personality type but a mode of working or a level of
comfort. We all do it in one way or another, indeed we must
to accomplish anything.
We could take this to any level and find the same.
Going down one level we can say there are
You also have :
|1 0.4(
|
[- ]
++
Jack
Le 13 janv. 08 à 19:55, Jamie Bullock a écrit :
On Sun, 2008-01-13 at 17:17 +, Jamie Bullock wrote:
The pd abstraction is essentially
syntactic sugar, so instead of doing:
|0.4(
|
[t b a]
|/
|1( /
| /
[- ]
You can just do:
|0.4(
Funny, I was just saying to Jamie about the more than one way to do it
and how old working habits die hard. I've started to use list input distrubution
much more recently, but still find I do things the old way by force of habit.
Maybe, as a personal choice, I find explicit operations are a bit
hey,
here's a performance i did in Eindhoven, NL (to a crowd of about six
people, haha) on a freezing cold Wednesday last month:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YlQxFmeV1k
it's Pd + MIDI controller + pop music. this is just an edited excerpt, one
day i'll put the full video up on my website.
hard off wrote:
1) make a folder on your harddisk called 'pd-externals' or something.
2) in the taskbar of pd, go into preferences-path….there will be no
space to add a new path, but you can do it this way: on an existing
line, without adding any spaces, add a colon and then the path to
Very nice!
Phil
Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
here's a performance i did in Eindhoven, NL (to a crowd of about six
people, haha) on a freezing cold Wednesday last month:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YlQxFmeV1k
it's Pd + MIDI controller + pop music. this is just an edited excerpt, one
Newbie question:
I downloaded 0.39.3-extended for MacIntel, for a MacBook Pro with OSX
10.4. None of the extensions work.
I had previously downloaded the binaries for Gem, to go with vanilla pd
0.40.2. Following the instructions in an included text file, I had put
Gem.pd_darwin in the Extra
I think with pd-extended many decisions just happened. the goal was to
get a lot of libraries included to make installation and distribution of
an extended version of pd easy - not only for new users.
In the case of counter, there are at least two objectclasses, the one
from cyclone (cloning
I found the answer at
http://at.or.at/hans/pd/installers-0.39.2-extended-rc4.html
namely, trashing the old .plist file, since the newer version has
embedded preferences.
-- Dudley
Dudley Brooks wrote:
Newbie question:
I downloaded 0.39.3-extended for MacIntel, for a MacBook Pro with OSX
hi libero
unfortunately i am not able to answer your question directly but
probably people from the pdmtl-abs mailing list are.
http://wiki.dataflow.ws/PdMtlAbstractions/Mail
roman
On Sat, 2008-01-12 at 23:05 +0100, Libero Mureddu wrote:
Merci beaucoup,
but unfortunately I dont have the
[0.4 (
|
[- 1]
|
[abs]
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Hm,
I don't think this is really about trying to force new people into
grappling with arcanum, or telling them what's best, so much as it
is about what is actually best for Pd as a community, the benefits of
which will also touch new people.
If we want to encourage a large library of these
Yeah, I like it very much! Keep posting : )
An overview of your midi controller use would be interesting... as I
said I'm nearing completion of a library for that very purpose so I'd
be keen on knowing how other people are using their 0-127s.
Cheers
Luke
On Jan 13, 2008 2:25 PM, Phil Stone
ah yeah. so cute
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OK, this should be fixed the next test version - thanks for warning me.
Miller
On Fri, Jan 04, 2008 at 02:29:44AM -0500, patrick wrote:
hi miller,
thanks for the effort on 0.41 test 10, i can edit more externals from
Startup screen (38 on in 1280x1024) but pd-extended + xsample, py etc..
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