Hi,
does anybody know the search path to get udev information about usb midi
interfaces?
It should be something like udevadm info -a -p / ??? .. I'm not realy sure
how to search for the soundcard either.
I was using lshal which gives me a lot of information but I can't tell
which part to use
It's not that we don't care, maybe it's more that we don't care *as much as
you* right now since things are working, but I feel your pain.
Did you check this bug?
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailaid=2724318group_id=55736atid=478070
it relates to -nogui starting up too fast and
On Mon, 17 May 2010, Dan Wilcox wrote:
Sounds like a similar problem I had last year which cause me to go a bit
frantic as I was reinstalling my setup on a new Ubuntu (9.04) before a
show. Luckily, the following fixed it for me (although I think you guys
already tried this ...?).
[delay 100]
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From: Ingo Scherzinger i...@miamiwave.com
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Date: Mon, 17 May 2010 09:10:27 +0200
Subject: [PD] udev usb midi interfaces
Hi,
does anybody know the search path to get udev information about usb midi
interfaces?
It
Hi,
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 11:28:42AM +0200, Daniel Wilcox wrote:
Why udev rules then ...? I use the portaudio index of the soundcard to pass
to pd with -audiodev on startup (I use -nogui and alsa) and another script
which parses aconnect -io to determine the alsa mdii index, then calls
Hi,
at LAC2010 I presented a paper on Blocked Signal/Score Processing or
BSP with Pd. It explores ways to use Pd's signal operators for more
control oriented applications to allow block-processing of control
stream data that are normally dealt with by message operators and shows
some examples
Sorry, I din't mean to offend anybody about not caring about bugs. It's
frustrating when you're not in the position to fix problems like these
yourself (because of missing programming skills).
I'm pretty sure that there are still several bugs related to that same
problem. Probably caused by
Thank you Dan,
I'll check out both ways and see which one will work best.
Ingo
Subject: [PD] udev usb midi interfaces
Hi,
does anybody know the search path to get udev information about usb midi
interfaces?
It should be something like udevadm info -a -p / ??? .. I'm not realy sure
Here's the pd start script I use (it's called at login):
http://trac.robotcowboy.com/browser/robotcowboy/trunk/scripts/rc_starts_pd
http://trac.robotcowboy.com/browser/robotcowboy/trunk/scripts/rc_starts_pd...
the trac is a bit empty right now as I just set it up last week.
On Mon, May 17, 2010
I'll check this one also to see if I can change it to work with my setup.
BTW udevinfo has changed to udevadm info on my system (Ubuntu 10.04). I
hope it still does the same thing.
Ingo
Here's the pd start script I use (it's called at login):
Hi Frank,
I had tried assigning the devices as described in the
MultipleUSBAudioDevices article before but I kept losing my soundcard. Now
I tried it again and gave ALL midi interfaces a vendor id. This finally
works!
Originally I had the plan of using 2 internal midi interfaces and assign
them
hi
i want to play a long sound file and while it is playing, be able to
cut it in several parts that i later can load/play on tables.
the way i would do it is to arbitrarily record stuff onto tables
whenever i want to cut one of these sections. but i need an
effective, smart and modular approach
Hi Pd-ers,
I've been working off and on for a bit on a C++ library to implement a
variant of Dynamic Stochastic Synthesis, a technique developed by
Iannis Xenakis. For a great history and more details of the original
algorithm check out Sergio Luque's thesis [1].
The library is still pretty
Hi,
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 04:53:22PM +0200, PF wrote:
i want to play a long sound file and while it is playing, be able to
cut it in several parts that i later can load/play on tables.
the way i would do it is to arbitrarily record stuff onto tables
whenever i want to cut one of these
Hi Pd-ers,
I've been working off and on for a bit on a C++ library to implement a
variant of Dynamic Stochastic Synthesis, a technique developed by
Iannis Xenakis. (For a great history and more details check out Sergio
Luque's thesis [1].
The library is still pretty rough around the edges and
hi
what's the best way to visualize the elapsed time and current position
while playing a sound file from an array?
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If you're reading with a Phasor, I'd take the output of that (not multiplied by
the number of samples) to a snapshot object, repeated by either [bang~] or a
[metro(something small)]. Then feed the output of that to a hslider set to the
same visual width as your array and mapped to 0 to 1. This
I don't know what's the best way but here is _a_ way:
set the range of a horizontal slider to match the length of the array
you can use the outlet of soundfiler and send it to the [hsl] object's
receive symbol through a message, for example:
[soundfiler]
|
[range 0 $1(
|
[s myslider]
(it will
2010/5/17 tim vets timv...@gmail.com
I don't know what's the best way but here is _a_ way:
set the range of a horizontal slider to match the length of the array
you can use the outlet of soundfiler and send it to the [hsl] object's
receive symbol through a message, for example:
(I forgot
This is a good example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boX0v54SqtU
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We have a new post in our department, which might interest some of you.
http://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/en/star/goToJobDetails.do?id=419
Unfortunately, given my involvement in the selection process, I can't
answer any queries related to this post, but
my colleague Gordon
I would love to find a way to stream from GEM directly, but I haven't found
anything at all that allows you to stream with GEM or OpenGL directly. If
anyone knows how this would be possible, even in theory, I'd love to hear
it. It seems like there should be a way to handle this with OpenGL, but I
Hi,
I've done my first patch: pdpcap. It's a network sniffer external
object for pd. It uses libpcap to capture and analyze network traffic.
download-
http://musa.poperbu.net/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,35/Itemid,26/
A simple example that shows traffic captured with gem:
On Sun, 16 May 2010, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
you actually don't need this workaround, because here's the fix :
ERRATUM : then move sigdelwrite_updatesr(delwriter, sp[0]-s_sr); inside
if (delwriter) or else you will get crashes due to null-pointer error.
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If the file you are playing is too big for a table and you are playing with
readsf~ or so, then you could still register locations. Alternatively just
record chopped sections with writesf~ and name files with numbers counting up
it will be quite large, so readsf~ might be the better way out.
What does it do? It's not used or explained in the help patch.
-Jonathan
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Ben Baker-Smith wrote:
I would love to find a way to stream from GEM directly, but I haven't
found anything at all that allows you to stream with GEM or OpenGL
directly. If anyone knows how this would be possible, even in theory,
I'd love to hear it. It seems like there should be a way to
is very cool and works very nice
Thank you Spencer.
i am going to try to use this with the wii control if i can that to stop
crashing
very nice Xenakians
pp
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Ben Baker-Smith wrote:
I would love to find a way to stream from GEM directly, but I haven't
found anything at all that allows you to stream with GEM or OpenGL directly.
If anyone knows how this would be possible,
What does it do?? It's not used or explained in the help patch.
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques/latest/book-html/node157.html
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Ah, there it is. Real and imaginary parts, got it.
Thanks,
-Jonathan
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