Re: [PD] Best beginner Pd library?

2020-11-26 Thread Alexandre Torres Porres
The ELSE library has a GUI section with envelope generator, mixer, gain adjuster, audio output, musical keyboard, drum sequencer, oscilloscope, vu meters, 2 dimensional sliders, range slider, mouse pad interaction and other GUI stuff. It is also a quite huge library with ready made filters and

Re: [PD] Best beginner Pd library?

2020-11-26 Thread Miller Puckette via Pd-list
Here's a rather small library I use for teaching acoustics: http://msp.ucsd.edu/syllabi/170.18f/lib/index.htm The aim is to get people doing acoustics experiments without having to learn Pd. Doesn't make much 'music' but might be a good starting point. cheers Miller On Fri, Nov 27, 2020 at

Re: [PD] Best beginner Pd library?

2020-11-26 Thread Alexandre Torres Porres
Em qui., 26 de nov. de 2020 às 22:41, Chris McCormick escreveu: > Hey all, > > In 2020 is there a nice beginner library for Pd of high level GUI > objects? I'm thinking something where somebody can come in new to Pd and > string together a couple of sound generators with some effects units and >

[PD] Best beginner Pd library?

2020-11-26 Thread Chris McCormick
Hey all, In 2020 is there a nice beginner library for Pd of high level GUI objects? I'm thinking something where somebody can come in new to Pd and string together a couple of sound generators with some effects units and run them into a user friendly mixer and make a nice noise without having

Re: [PD] Best beginner Pd library?

2020-11-26 Thread José Rafael Subía Valdez
I am currently working on a type of framework that I have developed during the years. a video here: (although its an old version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72sUFFNXJW8=youtu.be let me know if interested. The user developes the modules (the ones that light up green in the video) also maybe