Hello all, Hans-Christoph,
I was trying to compile pd-extended on kubuntu/feisty from the cvs today and
stumbled on a few problems :
cd /home/alx/pd/pure-data/externals/iem16/src autoconf
configure.ac:40: error: possibly undefined macro: AC_CHECK_CFLAGS
If this token and others are
On 6/7/07, Hans-Christoph Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, you knew something I didn't... ;) It was off for the
summer...
.hc
That's a shame. I got my hopes all up. I'm going to be out of town
friday evening through Sunday morning, but hopefully I'll see some of
you at the CMC
On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 23:05 -0400, Chris McCormick wrote:
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 11:45:37AM +0200, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Some other click-detections things require more manual work: The
[struct] object has an outlet that will send out messages if a pointer
of that type was selected or
It is getting so much easier: working with a bunch of people who do not
want to be challenged by operating system weirdness, the PD-extended
releases are helping lower the barrier. We are constantly up against
the options Max//PD and the PD option is definitely the ugly
little sister; she is
Well the easiest way to build [hid] would be to do this:
cd externals
make hid
Otherwise, I think zexyconf.h is in CVS, and zexy won't build
properly after a make clean, so try a cvs up to get zexyconf.h
back. Beyond that I don't really know since IOhannes replaced my Pd-
extended build
Hello PDPers,
I have seen that the ieee1394 capture objects in PDP are working.
So ow the other way: is there some way to have a ieee1394 output
object?
chrz,
tm
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Hallo!
I have seen that the ieee1394 capture objects in PDP are working.
So ow the other way: is there some way to have a ieee1394 output
object?
In a few month ... ;)
LG
Georg
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Am 07.06.2007 um 11:06 schrieb Tim Boykett:
Hello PDPers,
I have seen that the ieee1394 capture objects in PDP are working.
So ow the other way: is there some way to have a ieee1394 output
object?
chrz,
tm
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On 07/06/2007, at 7.47, Luke Iannini (pd) wrote:
Also: control-alt/option seems to work in that capacity as well.
and it toggles between 0 and the previous adjusted number in number-
boxes. (on os x at least.)
Nice find, Luke.
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cheers, never realised that either
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get back on that soap box!
i wanna throw some tomatoes!
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Hallo,
Jamie Bullock hat gesagt: // Jamie Bullock wrote:
On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 23:05 -0400, Chris McCormick wrote:
I seem to remember a release where this detects just plain old mouse
clicks (i.e. no drag or modification) so that you could build your own
'toggle' for example. Am I just
i love this!
On 6/7/07, jared [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 03:40:51PM +0100, timon wrote:
Some time ago I was explained the issues of why FTGL libs was not
included GEM for the extended OSX release of PD. The answer did not
make me any wiser. The conclusion was Compile
On Jun 7, 2007, at 5:27 AM, Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:
Am 07.06.2007 um 11:06 schrieb Tim Boykett:
Hello PDPers,
I have seen that the ieee1394 capture objects in PDP are working.
So ow the other way: is there some way to have a ieee1394 output
object?
chrz,
tm
hola,
- pdp_i is not documented
pdp_i works with pdp_o ( it's point to point
video streaming )
and it is documented in :
help-pdp_streaming.pd
suerte,
sevy
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hi
On 6/7/07, jared [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of the work done (out of love, not money) by the pd community should
be applauded. With that said, there is a sense of elitism.
how does this perceived elitism affect your ability to make music? to
learn about digitial synthesis? is it an
Hello,
are there any project where we can see almost all externals in action,
at least all externals that doesn't require particular hardware, and
that could be run with a 'one clic' or 'one command' pd installation
like pd-extended for example ?
I mean by this kind of project, a workstation
Beautifully written.
One addition:
The elitist attitude may also have something to do with the inverse
relationship between spending time programming and spending time
socializing. If all one doing in your days is programming a computer,
i.e. telling it what to do, one needn't to utilize the
I'm sure Mr. Spock had to deal with this all the time and I sure as
hell know that many people in my undergrad math department did!
~Kyle
my turn
[steps up on the soap box]
Everyone should learn at least calculus and differential equations.
Elementary concepts of signal processing (not
Hey Andy.
I personally don't believe there is any sort of line that separates
composer from programmer, or sound designer, except that at the two
extremes of the spectrum some programmers can be obsessive about
technical methodology and never explore aesthetics, and some composers
can be
Some of my favorites along this line are the pmpd examples. In the
Help Browser, check out examples-pmpd. Watch out, they can use a
lot of CPU time, so it's best to check on defeat real-time
scheduling in the Startup preferences when playing with those.
.hc
On Jun 7, 2007, at 11:30 AM,
One addition:
The elitist attitude may also have something to do with the inverse
relationship between spending time programming and spending time
socializing. If all one doing in your days is programming a computer,
i.e. telling it what to do, one needn't to utilize the more mamallian
Well, by the same token, everyone should:
1. Know how to conduct an orchestra and jazz big band
2. Know how to arrange for orchestra and jazz big band
3. Know how to play piano
4. Know how to play one wind or string instrument
5. Know how to play at least one percussion instrument
6. Understand
hi
On 6/7/07, David Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really think it's just absurd to force all musicians into a model
that may only make sense from the software engineering / DSP side of
things. I usually am arguing more on the pro-technology side of
things, but in this case I think I must
jared wrote:
Hey Andy.
[snip]
The force of industry is continually to divide programmers from
practicioners, to demark roles like creative sound designer from
audio programmer and create neat conservative little pidgeonholes for
HR people to fit CVs into. Of course this is nonsense. Any
Ha! Thanks, Kyle. Actually, it's mostly based on David Golightly's
granular delay, which is a really elegant piece of work, and without
which I never would have been able to try this. I ended up rewriting
it without the scheduler, and changed some other stuff too. I'm
halfway through another,
On 6/7/07, john saylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
On 6/7/07, David Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really think it's just absurd to force all musicians into a model
that may only make sense from the software engineering / DSP side of
things. I usually am arguing more on the
john saylor wrote:
computers use math to do audio [dsp, convolution, ...]. so you need to
study math [not really that much for most applications, but it does
help].
I don't think that is true. you definitely don't need to study math to
make music. you don't need programming skills to use a
Hi all, hc,
Switching autoconf 1.10 for 1.9 and getting zexyconf.h did the trick, the
install went well after that.
My Nintendo NES controller (+RetroPad) works with hidio, now I need a rom
emulator in pd ;-).
Cheers,
Alexandre
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