Thanks it worked (about the RTC-lib)! I have another question about your ioi-sequencer (very nice indeed!), my problem is that I would like to have a possibility to move forward (or backward) in time, especially if I give as messages value as [1.6( and [1.7( respectively: with the sequence you put, is quite easy to calculate when the pattern obtained is going to repeat, and then work with it compositionally. But with the "phasing" value that I want to use, the whole created pattern is very long in time, and I still would like to have a precise control into it. What I really like in your example is the possibility to send messages of any length on the fly, but how could I then have a master tempo counter (if it is what it is required) and still have this flexibility?
Some suggestions? Thanks, Libero Hallo, Libero Mureddu hat gesagt: // Libero Mureddu wrote: > I have a question about how to install the RTC library on MacOs Pd-extended: > I made a folder called "my-pd-libraries" and added to the pd path (I > do this always with max, so it's easy for me to know which libraries I > have installed), I also put "rtc" in the "preferences->startup". > Unfortunately now the pd-window shows only the loading of "GEM" at > startup, the RTC seems to work, but the other libraries are not > loaded. Which is the right way to install it? It would be nice also to > have access to other libraries from the pd-browser; is there a way to > do that? The RTC-library is not a compiled library like Gem, but a collection of Pd patches. So you just add the "rtc" directory to your Pd path and that's it. Try to create a "RTC-Overview" object for the overview. Several objects are still missing, but most objects should create and work. Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__ _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
