[PD] work to watch

2009-07-23 Thread brandt
Hi I would like to know what you think about, please

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHf1qrSZMoU

thanks in advance
der.Brandt



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[PD] mrpeach/binfile bang on done problem

2009-07-23 Thread Hans-Christoph Steiner

Hey Matrin and all,

We are here in Brazil hacking a srt file object for reading subtitles.
Your binfile has proven indispensible in this process since we need to
pass thru text to text3d without commas, etc being interpreted.  So big
thanks for that.

But there is one odd thing with it, and that's the way it bangs when its
done.  Its different than [textfile].  I was wondering if that was
deliberate.  Anyway, here's a patch to make it act like textfile.

Index: binfile.c
===
--- binfile.c   (revision 11724)
+++ binfile.c   (working copy)
@@ -233,10 +233,9 @@
 if (x-x_rd_offset  x-x_length)
 {
 c = x-x_buf[x-x_rd_offset++];
-if (x-x_rd_offset == x-x_length)
outlet_bang(x-x_bang_outlet);
 outlet_float(x-x_bin_outlet, (float)c);
 }
-else outlet_bang(x-x_bin_outlet);
+else outlet_bang(x-x_bang_outlet);
 }
 
 /* The arguments of the ``list''-method


.hc


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[PD] [PD-announce] RjDj turns 1.000.000 and 100.000

2009-07-23 Thread Frank Barknecht
_From the shameless spam department_

RjDj turns 1.000.000 and 100.000

July 23rd, 2009
http://more.rjdj.me/2009/07/23/1-000-000-and-100-000/

Wow. We just realized that RjDj passed two magic numbers!! RjDj Artists,
Producer, Fans, Freaks, Listeners, Team, Evangelist, Everyone get yourself a
drink and toast to the fact that we now have more than 100.000 scenes
downloaded through the RjDj app which also means that we have officially
surpassed more than 1.000.000 (ONE MILLION) distributed RjDj scenes.

About one year ago we started to do some hacking with a very, very small team
to prove the fact that reactive music is here to stay. In october 10, 2008 we
released the first version of RjDj and now, not even one year later we have
more than one million scenes out there. For the whole team here in RjDj land
this is a huge success. We are so proud about this that the first thing we did
is called our mum and dad to say thanks.

As RjDj scenes technically are Pd (vanilla) patches bundled with additional
resources this is big news for the Pd community. Who would have thought that
there will be one million Pd patches distributed to mobile phones within one
year? So the hugestest THANK YOU goes out to all the Pd patchers out there, to
the hackers attendig the Brazil Convention, that we sadly have to miss due to
bad timing on our side, and of course to Miller Puckette, without whom all this
wouldn't have been started the way it did.

This all really proves that releasing music as software is a very, very
powerful concept. We all have just started to grasp the potential of this and
let me tell you we are really busy pushing the boundaries. We will keep pushing
updates and new features and i hope we will also see amazing new scenes
released on RjDj during the next couple of month. Thanks again to all the
artists, producers, dj's and hackers releasing scenes on RjDj. And of course
thanks to all the listeners, who have managed not only to install a lot of
scenes but also to send us those 20.000 recordings. To celebrate, we just
switched one of the newest scenes from the kids on dsp to free. Go and get it 
:-)

-- Michael Breidenbruecker and the team of Reality Jockey



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Re: [PD] [PD-announce] RjDj turns 1.000.000 and 100.000

2009-07-23 Thread Chuck Wiggins
Congratulations, and many thanks for such an amazing iPhone app - best
reason to own an iPhone or iTouch IMHO. And thanks to the entire PD
community for contributing to such a flexible, open-ended development
environment.

On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 2:32 PM, Frank Barknecht f...@footils.org wrote:

 _From the shameless spam department_

 RjDj turns 1.000.000 and 100.000

 July 23rd, 2009
 http://more.rjdj.me/2009/07/23/1-000-000-and-100-000/

 Wow. We just realized that RjDj passed two magic numbers!! RjDj Artists,
 Producer, Fans, Freaks, Listeners, Team, Evangelist, Everyone get yourself
 a
 drink and toast to the fact that we now have more than 100.000 scenes
 downloaded through the RjDj app which also means that we have officially
 surpassed more than 1.000.000 (ONE MILLION) distributed RjDj scenes.

 About one year ago we started to do some hacking with a very, very small
 team
 to prove the fact that reactive music is here to stay. In october 10, 2008
 we
 released the first version of RjDj and now, not even one year later we have
 more than one million scenes out there. For the whole team here in RjDj
 land
 this is a huge success. We are so proud about this that the first thing we
 did
 is called our mum and dad to say thanks.

 As RjDj scenes technically are Pd (vanilla) patches bundled with additional
 resources this is big news for the Pd community. Who would have thought
 that
 there will be one million Pd patches distributed to mobile phones within
 one
 year? So the hugestest THANK YOU goes out to all the Pd patchers out there,
 to
 the hackers attendig the Brazil Convention, that we sadly have to miss due
 to
 bad timing on our side, and of course to Miller Puckette, without whom all
 this
 wouldn't have been started the way it did.

 This all really proves that releasing music as software is a very, very
 powerful concept. We all have just started to grasp the potential of this
 and
 let me tell you we are really busy pushing the boundaries. We will keep
 pushing
 updates and new features and i hope we will also see amazing new scenes
 released on RjDj during the next couple of month. Thanks again to all the
 artists, producers, dj's and hackers releasing scenes on RjDj. And of
 course
 thanks to all the listeners, who have managed not only to install a lot of
 scenes but also to send us those 20.000 recordings. To celebrate, we just
 switched one of the newest scenes from the kids on dsp to free. Go and get
 it :-)

 -- Michael Breidenbruecker and the team of Reality Jockey



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[PD] Metastudio 3!!

2009-07-23 Thread Ed Kelly
Hi all, who are here in SP or not,

Metastudio 3 is out, and you can download it at 
http://sharktracks.co.uk/puredata

There will be more, and I will continue to make the help files and nogui 
versions and fix bugs. Check the app folder for some examples though, and have 
a lot of fun.

Best,
ed


  

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Re: [PD] [PD-announce] RjDj turns 1.000.000 and 100.000

2009-07-23 Thread marius schebella

Frank Barknecht wrote:

 get yourself a
drink and toast to the [...]  1.000.000 (ONE MILLION) distributed RjDj scenes.


saúde!
marius.

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Re: [PD] Metastudio 3!!

2009-07-23 Thread Kyle Klipowicz
Hey Ed~

Looks good, but I cannot load these examples out of the box with
Pd-extended. This makes it a bit difficult to explore. Maybe you could also
include a README.txt file to help with installation?

Thanks,

~Kyle

On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 1:58 PM, Ed Kelly morph_2...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

 Hi all, who are here in SP or not,

 Metastudio 3 is out, and you can download it at
 http://sharktracks.co.uk/puredata

 There will be more, and I will continue to make the help files and nogui
 versions and fix bugs. Check the app folder for some examples though, and
 have a lot of fun.

 Best,
 ed




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Re: [PD] Mixing ie how best to use the IN and OUT clip meters?

2009-07-23 Thread chris clepper
 A recording with any clipping severely limits what can be done afterwards
for both dynamics and EQ processing.  Keep the levels low when recording and
bring the level up in the mastering stages.




On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:10 PM, danomatika danomat...@gmail.com wrote:

  Howdy all,

 I've been having a fight with myself on how to best mix within pd. I'm
 constantly going back and forth between:


- Keep everything and a lower relative so that the OUT never goes above
100 and the CLIP box never goes red.
- Follow my ears and make it sound good, ignore the OUT box/button.


 In practice, following #2 yields much better sounding recordings, at least
 to me.  I'm definitely not clipping as there are not aliasing/digi
 distortion going on.  Viewing the file in Audacity mere shows the drums to
 be the culprit, but as they are so fast, I cant actually hear any clip.

 Generally, following #1 gives me good sounding mixes, but at way too low of
 a volume.

 How do you guys approach doing this?  I notice the IN and OUT meters are
 off by default ..., but I assume that's due to performance reasons. :D

 I mix everything through separate channels with [vu~]'s using [throw~] and
 [catch~] objects which are eventually combined into a left and right channel
 which are sent to the [dac~]. Does anyone have any other tricks such as
 using scopes etc to help?

 Alos, I keep setting the drums too loud over and over again. Yves, how do I
 properly use [compressor~], does [compressor~ 1] have it output at 1.0 or
 what?  I know it works but I don't really understand the -1 to 5 range.
 Does anyone have any good, fast tricks in pd for good sounding drum
 compression?

   ---
 Dan Wilcox
 danomatika.com
 robotcowboy.com http://www.robotcowboy.com

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Re: [PD] mrpeach/binfile bang on done problem

2009-07-23 Thread Martin Peach

OK, it's fixed in svn.
Thanks for highlighting my fuzzy thinking ;)

Martin


Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:

Hey Matrin and all,

We are here in Brazil hacking a srt file object for reading subtitles.
Your binfile has proven indispensible in this process since we need to
pass thru text to text3d without commas, etc being interpreted.  So big
thanks for that.

But there is one odd thing with it, and that's the way it bangs when its
done.  Its different than [textfile].  I was wondering if that was
deliberate.  Anyway, here's a patch to make it act like textfile.

Index: binfile.c
===
--- binfile.c   (revision 11724)
+++ binfile.c   (working copy)
@@ -233,10 +233,9 @@
 if (x-x_rd_offset  x-x_length)
 {
 c = x-x_buf[x-x_rd_offset++];
-if (x-x_rd_offset == x-x_length)
outlet_bang(x-x_bang_outlet);
 outlet_float(x-x_bin_outlet, (float)c);
 }
-else outlet_bang(x-x_bin_outlet);
+else outlet_bang(x-x_bang_outlet);
 }
 
 /* The arguments of the ``list''-method



.hc


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Re: [PD] mrpeach/binfile bang on done problem

2009-07-23 Thread Jack
Le jeudi 23 juillet 2009 à 15:32 -0300, Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
 Hey Matrin and all,
 
 We are here in Brazil hacking a srt file object for reading subtitles.
I did it with Pd, GEM and Lua for an installation called L.O.S.T. this
year at Imal (Brussels). It was for the V.O.S.T. OV/OT festival.
http://imal.org/VOST/index.php?page=home_en
http://www.flickr.com/photos/malicy/3584894333/sizes/o/
Lua is perfect for this job (SRT files).
++

Jack


 Your binfile has proven indispensible in this process since we need to
 pass thru text to text3d without commas, etc being interpreted.  So big
 thanks for that.
 
 But there is one odd thing with it, and that's the way it bangs when its
 done.  Its different than [textfile].  I was wondering if that was
 deliberate.  Anyway, here's a patch to make it act like textfile.
 
 Index: binfile.c
 ===
 --- binfile.c (revision 11724)
 +++ binfile.c (working copy)
 @@ -233,10 +233,9 @@
  if (x-x_rd_offset  x-x_length)
  {
  c = x-x_buf[x-x_rd_offset++];
 -if (x-x_rd_offset == x-x_length)
 outlet_bang(x-x_bang_outlet);
  outlet_float(x-x_bin_outlet, (float)c);
  }
 -else outlet_bang(x-x_bin_outlet);
 +else outlet_bang(x-x_bang_outlet);
  }
  
  /* The arguments of the ``list''-method
 
 
 .hc
 
 
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