you don't have a DAW, so you're not sitting there just arranging boxes on a
screen all day...err...hang on... bad example ;)
On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 12:28 PM, Matt Barber wrote:
> "Gate" is a metaphor, so it seems to me you just need another metaphor
> for what's going on.
"Gate" is a metaphor, so it seems to me you just need another metaphor for
what's going on. The best one I've come up with so far is entirely
inappropriate for most cases, but gets the point across: instead of a
"gate," you might think of it as a safety on a firearm. You can load and
unload it
> 3. Its visual austerity is a huge help to me in thinking clearly about
> patching and dataflow. It's amazing how often a geometrically elegant
> solution turns out to be an elegant solution full stop.
Coincidentally, I was thinking about counterexamples to this today.
Consider a gate:
This is a great way to frame it, and it is indeed how I approach
composition as well. It sometimes helps to think of a piece as a solution –
maybe the only solution – to a set of constraints.
Three limitations that I love in Pd off the top of my head:
1. The relatively small set of core objects
hello, in a rough count, there were around 85 extended libraries in the
last Pd-Extended release.
Just wondering which of them are still being maintained or had any new
update since the last Pd-Extended release.
cheers
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You can't.
But I put [canvasinfo] in Pd-l2ork, and it has a [dir( method to get that.
It's in src/x_interface.c of Pd-l2ork git. It's very
simple functionality-- much simpler, for example, than figuring out the
unspoken process for getting simple functionality
into Pd Vanilla.
-Jonathan
How can I get the path of the patch in vanilla? I would like to subtitute
[getdir] for ggee library.
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Thank you I will try.
Let me know if gigaverb~ works on Linux :)
2016-03-02 19:16 GMT+01:00 Jonghyun Kim :
> i never installed virtualbox on mac os x. but i can try it. did you tried
> with portaudio?
>
> On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 1:06 AM, Marco Matteo Markidis <
>
i never installed virtualbox on mac os x. but i can try it. did you tried
with portaudio?
On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 1:06 AM, Marco Matteo Markidis wrote:
> Dear Jonghyun,
>
> after several days I installed properly a Virtual Box with Debian 8 and I
> compile gigaverb~ for
Nothing really,
it's just that I have been working on stuff like that for the last couple of
years and I'm not thrilled with what those guys are doing. Lots of things
are missing or not working for a number of situations ...
Now I'll have to adapt my instrument to those new standards that I
Link has been updated, thanks for reminding me...
On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 2:36 AM, Laurent Willkomm wrote:
> On 02/28/2016 06:33 PM, Daniel Iglesia wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> A little while ago, I released a version of MobMuPlat for iOS with
>> native Pd patch rendering.
>>
>>
Looks to me like it's called right after outlet_list in array_get_bang.
Oh, I see Miller just commited in regard to your email. :)
-Jonathan
On Wednesday, March 2, 2016 11:11 AM, Matt Barber
wrote:
Hi list,
A user on the Pd facebook group noticed a memory leak in
Thanks - updated in Git.
I probably will try to get a 'release' out in 3-ish weeks (when quarter dies
down).
I got none of the major improvements done that I had wanted to but there are
enough
other things to warrant a release number. Most interesting bit is Shahrokh's
new
expr which I hope
Hi list,
A user on the Pd facebook group noticed a memory leak in making heavy use
of [array get]. It looks like ATOMS_FREEA() is never called, so the list
just sits in memory; could this be the case?
Thanks,
Matt
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Dear Jonghyun,
after several days I installed properly a Virtual Box with Debian 8 and I
compile gigaverb~ for linux, or i suppose to did it. I have problems in
virtual box to use alsa and jack, so I don't manage to listen correctly
audio from Pd.
Please get a try :)
Best regards,
Marco Matteo
2016-03-02 3:06 GMT-03:00 Ingo :
> Damn, that sucks!
>
> Wish they would have asked me!
>
? :) what's going on?
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My struggles with it are not really limitations of pd.
It's the way I have went about modelling a polyphonic synthesizer and using
the tcl controls as MVC then making the controls a part of the preset
machine.
Everything is available for me to break the view away from the DSP its
just
that there
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
On 2016-03-02 12:20, oliver wrote:
both objects are very old and i just wanted to ask, if there's a little
more "up to date" way to do this
how would you envision an "up to date" way to run a system command?
how would it differ from what you have now?
recently i'm
On 2016-03-02 12:20, oliver wrote:
> both objects are very old and i just wanted to ask, if there's a little
> more "up to date" way to do this
how would you envision an "up to date" way to run a system command?
how would it differ from what you have now?
(i could think of: query some
[system] is windows compatible
Le 02/03/2016 12:20, oliver a écrit :
hi, all !
what is the most recent and/or stable method to talk to the operation
system (i.e. command line operations sended from PD to windows or
linux) ?
so far i'm aware of 2 objects that do this:
[system] by the motex
hi, all !
what is the most recent and/or stable method to talk to the operation
system (i.e. command line operations sended from PD to windows or linux) ?
so far i'm aware of 2 objects that do this:
[system] by the motex library
[shell] by the ggee library
[system] is a bit mysterious as it
On 02/28/2016 06:33 PM, Daniel Iglesia wrote:
Hi all,
A little while ago, I released a version of MobMuPlat for iOS with
native Pd patch rendering.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mobmuplat/id597679399?mt=8
Now, I'd like to announce that feature has come to Android as well!
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