- "Mathieu Bouchard" a écrit :
> On Wed, 23 Jun 2010, patko wrote:
>
> > using gridflow for sorting lists, [#grade] over a 1D grid give me a
>
> > level value for each imported list, by using the first element
> extracted
> > from the list, and all the lists are stored in a two dim grid.
On Wed, 23 Jun 2010, patko wrote:
using gridflow for sorting lists, [#grade] over a 1D grid give me a
level value for each imported list, by using the first element extracted
from the list, and all the lists are stored in a two dim grid. Now how
can I use those level values like indexes for ou
Hello,
using gridflow for sorting lists, [#grade] over a 1D grid give me a level value
for each imported list,
by using the first element extracted from the list, and all the lists are
stored in a two dim grid.
Now how can I use those level values like indexes for outputting each list
from
Thanks, I've successfully compiled it in Linux (32 bits).
Here's the makefile I've used for it (very rough and simple), maybe its
helpful to anyone.. of course you have to set up both include dirs to the
corrected ones in your system (pd includes and gem src).
I'm not very keen at compiling for Wi
You can check out [Phasor~] over at Noisebridge. It's a group for
patchers of all sorts (PD, Max, Reaktor, ...).
https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Phasor
They meet "irregularly".
You might also check out the Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group
(BArCMuT) for some like-minded individuals.
http:/
Hi,
I've always wondered whether the "no load no save", especially the "no
save" part, is taken literally.
Taken literally means that you wouldn't even be 'allowed' to create
_on the fly_ an abstraction and then use several instances of that.
Everything you need to reuse would have to be a subpat
On Wed, 23 Jun 2010, Loic KESSOUS wrote:
humm...sorry I replied in french, I though that you may be french, but
maybe you're not...
Ben oui, c't'un français, c'est clair.
Me semble que ça devrait être tout aussi clair, que tous les évènements en
France devraient être annoncés au moins en fra
humm...sorry I replied in french, I though that you may be french, but maybe
you're not...
I'm interested, but I don't have a laptop, i'm using a iMac that I use to bring
to perform. will there be a possibility to connect the computer there? (I
actually now la friche bell de mai , I'm living in
Le 23 juin 2010 à 12:41, august a écrit :
> I've tried all (prior "pause", "stop" and straight "open") and haven't
> noticed any change.
>
>
> It really shouldn't matter if you send "pause" or "stop" before "open".
>
>
> I also tracked down the "Too many open files" error message.
> So, do you ever get the message that says :
>
> "Still opening a file what to do?"
>
> Because that looks like a self-avowed filehandle-leak and thread-leak bug
> (both at once). If there is not this message anywhere, then it looks
> like there is another bug on top of that. But I don't real
> >>> I've tried all (prior "pause", "stop" and straight "open") and haven't
> >>> noticed any change.
It really shouldn't matter if you send "pause" or "stop" before "open".
I also tracked down the "Too many open files" error message. It DOES
come from readanysf~, .from the gmerlin_av
Yes
> Call for participation at the performance audio Blank Pages #13
> Lieu/Place : ZINC Friche la Belle de Mai, Marseille, France
> Date : 10-07-2010
> Heure/Time : 9pm - 10pm
>
> We search for sound artists or musicians who work with the graphical
> programming environnements Pure Data or Max/
Call for participation at the performance audio Blank Pages #13
Lieu/Place : ZINC Friche la Belle de Mai, Marseille, France
Date : 10-07-2010
Heure/Time : 9pm - 10pm
We search for sound artists or musicians who work with the graphical
programming environnements Pure Data or Max/MSP to interpreta
VisualTracker is collaborative open source project which aims to
create graphical and program environment within pd for sequencing
various types of events on timeline (aka multitrack audio/midi
sequencer).
It provides (or hopefully will provide soon ;-) ) GUI (each event is
represented by canvas m
On Sun, 2010-06-20 at 20:09 -0400, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
> On Jun 20, 2010, at 5:15 PM, Roman Haefeli wrote:
>
> > I feel that you're not much in love with hexloader, probably because
> > quite some portion of all the issues mentioned in any pd-list is
> > somehow
> > related to hexloader
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