colet.patr...@free.fr wrote:
Selon Matteo Sisti Sette matteosistise...@gmail.com:
Caio Barros escribió:
But why again dynamic object creation is not officially supported?
I think it is because
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B) it allows you to do things that will hang (or maybe even crash?) Pd
Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
This reminds me of the funny limitation that in PD a client can only
send ([netsend]) and a server can only receive ([netreceive]).
Wouldn't it be great to have a [netclient] object, almost identical to
[netsend] but capable of receiving as well as sending messages
Justin Glenn Smith wrote:
Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
This reminds me of the funny limitation that in PD a client can only
send ([netsend]) and a server can only receive ([netreceive]).
Wouldn't it be great to have a [netclient] object, almost identical to
[netsend] but capable of receiving
Or, you can use 'while true pd somefile.pd' as the last command in your
.xsession or .xinitrc
Oli44 wrote:
helllo,
if your desktop supports the freedesktop spec (LXDE, Gnome...), you
just have to add a *.desktop entry in the ~/.config/autostart folder.
A .desktop looks like this (though
mami music wrote:
Hey cyrille thanks for your answer. But it didn`t quite work.
Im dinamicaly feeding the table with a signal, so the 256th sample of the
signal changes at block speed and the writing of the 257th and 258th sample
is done at control speed. (please check attached patch)
I used
I think he just means standard overlap add fft
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overlap-add_method
Which is what fft~ and ifft~ do already, if I am not mistaken.
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Not sure what overlap add is, but perhaps you mean additive? There
are a bunch of tutorials included
overlapAdd syhthesis in Pd?
This is the brief explanation of problem I think :)
On 1/10/10, Justin Glenn Smith noisesm...@gmail.com wrote:
I think he just means standard overlap add fft
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overlap-add_method
Which is what fft~ and ifft~ do already, if I am
, at 8:50 PM, Justin Glenn Smith wrote:
Also there is the issue of the VST license, which for the
development headers is explicitly incompatible with Free Software.
To do Free Software that is VST compatible you either have to use
someone's incomplete reverse engineered version (one's only option
Jack cannot automatically know that PD is reading from jack and then sending
back to re-record. Because of how jack is designed, there is an inevitable and
predictable delay there - determined by jack, not by pd.
This has been brought up, ardour already automatically compensates for ladspa
Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
I meant (and understood) demand more or less as asking someone to do
something, not necessarily in an imperative way.
Demand is a strong word. It implies such position of power that you have a
right to make a demand.
Free software is such a gift that developers have
tdrecordable wrote:
obama...
bump.
On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 10:57 AM, tdrecordable gateswideo...@gmail.comwrote:
hey all
Anyone know where i could start looking if i wanted to dump a wave table to
be seen on a onto small lcd display.
eg
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
So I have a Debian/stable box for a sound installation and I want to run
pd with -nogui on it. But it is acting insane. Basically, when I run
Pd with a GUI, everything works fine. When I add -nogui, pd can't
read/write the audio devices. I've tried:
-
chi ball wrote:
When you send MIDI into pd, what do you expect to happen?
MIDI coming into pd will not make any sound, it will provide messages to
control things that make sound, if you build them or load them.
In testtone there is a midi test...a little patch.. ;)
I am familiar with
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
For me, loading soundfiles into arrays is a big one, so this wouldn't
help that. It would be nice to have a a background soundfiler... I just
that's the idea of that threaded soundfiler...
It seems like you could have an asynchsoundfiler object that resizes
Jose Ramia wrote:
thanks a lot for helping.
it works with ctlin.
but is any efficent way to avoid clicks when i move the faders of the
controler?
thanks again
Are the clicks happening because of a parameter change? If so, a [line] object
can
be used to smooth out transitions between
Michal Seta wrote:
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 12:43 AM, Hans-Christoph Steiner h...@at.or.at
wrote:
It would be great if there was something like Ableton that was free and
based around Jack. Anyone know of anything?
http://gabe.is-a-geek.org/composite/
it is in the planning stage...
My
Alexandre Porres wrote:
hmm, I am sorry, I don't think I got what you meant... could you give an
example please?
The way I see is that $1...$n are related to the inheritance concept. They
could be used inside [send~] [receive~] objects to force some sort of
locality, but you can't really
The Ableton / max integration is pretty awesome, and it will not be
possible to integrate pd into ableton without the ableton source code
or some difficult (and illegal) reverse engineering. And as far as
open goes, ardour is more open without any integration with any
other app (except, as
Jeffrey Concepcion wrote:
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To justin:
Can ardour be customized as a performance tool (which is abletons key
feature IMO)
No need for customization to use it that way, actually. It does not have
the range of features that ableton live has, but I have used it successfuly
as a source of
Green wrote:
hallo
never used midi before and i'm trying to figure out how to control a mab-303
synth from pd.
i'm stuck cause the synth manual says the slide function is
controled/triggered by sending a controller #64 or controller #65
message to the machine. any of you know what that is,
How important is phase between the channels? If channels drifting out of phase
would
be a problem, mixing in soundcards that do not share the firewire clock is out
of
the question. If they do not need to be in phase (ie. the channels are used for
isolation rather than mixed for virtual
Derek Holzer wrote:
And this is possible because ProTools only allow you the use of very
specific hardware for which they have created closed, proprietary
drivers. Expecting *any* other app to behave in a similar way to
ProTools is very unrealistic unless the same kind of software/hardware
babsyco babsyco wrote:
Thanks guys, but the latency is still around 20ms when I don't use the
soundcard (I just tried it with the built in mic-that's the same as jack for
all intensive purposes, right?). Any other suggestions as to how I can get it
lower? I really wanna use it for live
suspect you will notice a latency.
...
@Justin Glenn Smith: Do you have links or names of some of that
measuring software you referered to? That, I really like to try out.
jack_delay, AKA jdelay: author's homepage is
http://www.kokkinizita.net/linuxaudio
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
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Also, I forgot to mention, there was a thorough discussion on latency a
few years ago:
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-ot/2006-12/001629.html
Of particular interest from that thread is a simple way to measure latency:
Rich E wrote:
In the most recent version of Ubuntu, I had to turn off HAL and go back to
just using xorg.conf. You can follow a very confused thread (on my part)
about this, which eventually leads to success:
Sorry, should have specified, this was using debian and dyne:bolic Linux.
Rich E wrote:
On a mac or linux?
2009/10/16 Justin Glenn Smith noisesm...@gmail.com
...
I have used this exact trick to make a huge number of x/y controllers out
of spare mice, ie. having one mouse controling the X
Konstantinos Benardis wrote:
...
I tried to remove manually the -mms-bitfields flags but i get a really long
list of errors starting with:
make -C aconnect INLCUDES=-I/home/kostis/CUBEmixer/src/libs/../pd/src
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/kostis/CUBEmixer/src/libs/aconnect'
Silvio Almeida wrote:
hi list.
can you please help me find the elusive nprnin/out object?
if not then is there a better way to achieve the same results(midi
non-registered parameter numbers)?
thanks
S.Al.
Silvio Almeida wrote:
one question:
inlet 1 expects control number but where is data expected?
The nrpn_out object has two inlets, the first to send the data, and the second
to set the nrpn number, with creation arguments $1 setting nrpn number and $2
setting channel. Probably
András Murányi wrote:
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I have attached [nrpnout] by David McCallum which must be pretty much the
same as Justin's [nrpn_out]. Actually I would be interested if someone would
point out which if there is any important difference.
FYI also attached my [nrpnout-yamaha] which is derived from
Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Miller Puckette wrote:
I've tried clapping into mics and cant get consistent results -- the
burst of air goes in all different directions and I could never get a
consistent sound into the mic at all.
...
i just looked up pop filter when seeing
David Schaffer wrote:
Hello there,
something strange happens to me when routing ctlin signals thru a pack
object and then unpacking the result afterwards: my midi values seem less
precise. I noticed it when using extreme values (either 0 or 127): it gets me
somewhere between 0 and
Fred Smith wrote:
Hello Folks -
I know there must be an easy way to do this, but I'm having terrible trouble
figuring it out.
Is there an easy way to use a integer input to send a message out of an
array of messages?
Ideally, it would look like this:
[bang]
|
[2]
|
[newcommand
Justin Glenn Smith wrote:
Fred Smith wrote:
Hello Folks -
I know there must be an easy way to do this, but I'm having terrible trouble
figuring it out.
Is there an easy way to use a integer input to send a message out of an
array of messages?
Ideally, it would look like this:
[bang
Justin Glenn Smith wrote:
I missed the float in both examples, imagine the [2] or whatever number
is where the [bang] is now in each one.
also, clear should have been set
I should really test this stuff before recommending on a mailing list
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