* IOhannes m zmoelnig [2024-04-23 12:06]:
> On 4/23/24 08:56, Peter P. wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > The search function on https://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list//
> > is great, but a large number of search results are of the form
> > "/pipermail
out by chance that writing and reading to/from clipboard also
> works !
>
> [write clipboard(
> |
> [array define a1]
>
>
> [read clipboard(
> |
> [array define a2]
>
> Can you confirm this ?
>
> Best
>
> Oliver
>
>
>
>
>
audio dropouts.
Much appreciated help, thanks!
P
* Peter P. [2024-04-23 08:54]:
> Hi list,
>
> I am sure this has been asked many times, but I can't find a solution in
> the mailing list archive. How can I copy data between arrays, in my case
> arrays of 48 samples without
Hi,
The search function on https://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list//
is great, but a large number of search results are of the form
"/pipermail/pd-list/attachments/20160527/3e480100/attachment.html"
and are more or less unreadable.
I would like to suggest to exclude them from the indexing
Hi list,
I am sure this has been asked many times, but I can't find a solution in
the mailing list archive. How can I copy data between arrays, in my case
arrays of 48 samples without using externals and without blocking
the DSP computation (causing dropouts)?
I know that I can write to disk
* Lucas Cordiviola [2024-04-17 09:26]:
> @Peter
>
> v0.1.1 is up on deken: https://deken.puredata.info/results.html?name=hidraw
Thank you for your quick response, fix and deken upload, Lucas!
The problem is still there with the current
hidraw v0.1.1 and hidapi v0.14.0 on Linux
that is, the same
Hi list,
I am using [hidraw] to read events from a mouse. I understand that
hidraw in fact reports the entire state of the device rather whenever
some event happens. Interestingly, moving the scroll wheel down by one
step is reported, but moving it down another step afterwards is not
reported
Hi,
just found out that [loadbang] also fires a bang when the object is
created, or re-created, not only when the patch containing it is opened.
It could be nice to have a word about this in its help patch perhaps.
Thanks!
P
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t; or so), a 1kHz can't go back and forth in less than about 1ms, etc.
> > > The output of a 0Hz filter can't move... at all. When you set the
> > > cutoff to 0Hz, the output freezes to its current value. It won't
> > > magically decay to 0.
> > >
> &g
* Patko nytkophilus [2024-04-11 22:15]:
> Hello,
>
> I've just compiled hid-0.7 from https://github.com/pd-externals/hid for mac
> m1, it's highly documented and sources are provided, the Makefile is for
> macos only, and it doesn't require the xcode project anymore.
>
> You should find it
Hi list,
does anyone know of a good way to get more information about HIDs on Mac
OS? Currently a colleague is using [hidraw] on a MacBook Pro 14" 2021 M1
MacOS 14.1.2 and is trying to understand what some of the reported
sensor values represent. He has found out that one of the devices
reports
* Antoine Rousseau [2024-04-11 13:40]:
> That doesn't seem incorrect to me; after all, a lowpass filter at 0Hz
> implies that its output is constant (any change would involve frequencies >
> 0Hz).
Thanks Antoine,
Why does a lowpass filter, that has a cutoff frequency of 0Hz imply that
it's
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2024-04-10 22:19]:
> the problem is your input, with a DC component (0 hz). This doesn't seem to
> happen with [osc~] and seems like normal behaviour and not something to be
> documented
I see, phasor~'s waveform is not symmetric around 0, good point. But why
will
Howdy list,
just discovered, that [vcf~] produces output after its input has decayed
for a cutoff frequency of 0Hz, but not for values higher 0.
A minimal working example is attached. Is this behavior known? Could it
be mentioned in the help patch maybe?
cheersz, P
#N canvas 416 334 716 365
Hi list,
does anyone know of a good way to get more information about HIDs on Mac
OS? Currently a colleague is using [hidraw] on a MacBook Pro 14" 2021 M1
MacOS 14.1.2 and is trying to understand what some of the reported
sensor values represent. He has found out that one of the devices
reports
Hi,
i am getting a "Service unavailable" response from my browser trying to
access http://pd.iem.at/ while other sites such as http://puredata.info/
are accessible.
cheersz, Peter
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Hi list,
is there a way to disable the mouse pointer for a specific HID on os x? I want
to use an external usb mouse with [hidraw] without having it act as a
mouse pointer in the user interface.
On Debian/GNU Linux I can achieve this with xinput in the following way:
List all X input devices
Hi,
here is a reply from Miller that might have bypassed the list.
Peter
- Forwarded message from Miller Puckette -
From: Miller Puckette
To: "Peter P."
Subject: Re: [PD] Add to documentation: makenote accepts lists in its
leftmost inlet
Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2024 12:4
* Roman Haefeli [2024-03-14 15:57]:
>
> On Thu, 2024-03-14 at 15:34 +0100, Peter P. wrote:
> >
> > the help patch for [makenote] could mention that the object accepts a
> > list in its leftmost inlet as well, or is this behavior taken for
> > granted along all
Hi list,
the help patch for [makenote] could mention that the object accepts a
list in its leftmost inlet as well, or is this behavior taken for
granted along all message-objects?
thanks!
P
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* Albert Rafetseder [2024-03-13 08:21]:
> Dear Peter & all,
>
> > On Linux I can install [hidraw] 0.1.0 via Deken. The external loads
> > without errors, but I am not getting any response clicking the
> > "listdevices" message.
>
> As Lucas reported in the other
I am forwarding another helpful reply from Lucas below, which seems to have
bypassed
this list. Thank you Lucas for the information, this is much
appreciated! P
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Subject: Re: [PD] hid objects on linux/mac/win? hidraw on linux? hidraw parsing?
Dear list,
I am trying to bring my knowledge of hid-related objects up to date for all
three OSes.
On Linux I can install [hid] 0.7 via Deken and use it as a normal user
as a member of the 'input' users group.
On Linux I can install [hidraw] 0.1.0 via Deken. The external loads
without errors,
* cyrille henry [2024-03-12 17:08]:
> I don't know about debian package. Is it Iohannes job, or should I do
> something?
I am not sure. I filed a bug report earlier this year to initiate a
package update at
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1060212
The package info page at
Génial! Thanks to Benjamin and to you Cyrille! Hope it will be be
packaged as updated pd-pmpd for Debian in addition to the Deken
release.
best, P
* cyrille henry [2024-03-11 15:11]:
> Hello,
>
> Thanks to all the help provide by Benjamin Wesch, pmpd (Physical Modelling
> for Pure Data)
Dan, Lucas, thanks for your efforts! Why not host on puredata.info?
cheersz, P
* Dan Wilcox [2024-03-12 08:42]:
> Thanks for spreading the post.
>
> I was also thinking we should consider preserving the metastudio patches and
> externals somewhere, perhaps on the pd-externals GitHub group, as
So sad. I remeber him as a truly unique character with a lot of energy.
* Chris McCormick [2024-03-11 11:09]:
> Sad to hear this. So long, Ed.
>
> I believe this was his most recent work. Love this album.
>
> https://synchroma.bandcamp.com/album/driftwood
>
> Maybe we can listen to it again
Hi Joseph, hi IOhannes,
you two got me curious and on my Debian stable system I have
/usr/lib/puredata/extra/, which holds the external distributed with Pd as
part of Debian's puredata-extra package, and
/usr/lib/pd/extra/ which holds other external installed as Debian
packages, such as pd-zexy
Hi (gia sou?) Alexandros,
since you are on Debian, try installing the Debian package pd-iemmatrix
instead, which pulls in libgsl27 as a dependency. I generally prefer
installing pd externals via apt since they will be updated
automatically, a feature that deken still seems to be missing. At least
Hrvoje,
have you checked the list archives at pd.iem.at?
best, P
* Hrvoje Radnic via Pd-list [2024-01-16 11:27]:
> Dear group,
> Is there any solution for getting the system time-date in pure data vanilla?
> I would like to use my quick recording abstraction without worrying about
> file name
* IOhannes m zmölnig [2024-01-06 20:42]:
> On 1/6/24 09:18, Peter P. wrote:
> > By the way, the pd-pmpd Debian package from stable-backports lists
> > version 0.9-7 while Deken provides 0.12.
>
>
> please file a bugreport against the Debian package so it gets updated.
Do
Hi list,
I am wondering if there are any considerations amongst developers to
allow the upgrade of externals/libraries through deken eventually?
I have just discovered the [import] library, described on [1] as "Aiming
to provide a simplified Python-style import for Pure Data, this import
object
Just in case it is helpful:
* Patco [2024-01-06 00:50]:
[...]
> When 08.balls2D.pd is opened after 07.corde3D it crashes pd
Not the case on Debian/GNU Linux with pmpd 0.12 from Deken.
[...]
> 14.MP.curve3D.pd crashes pd when it's opened after exemple 13 and on closing
> patch.
Also not the
* Kasper Jordaens [2023-12-19 12:46]:
> Hi,
>
> a couple of years ago, I bumped into an object or an abstraction that was
> able to synthesize the sound of water, ranging from a drop to a waterfall
> with an intensity slider.
Andy Farnell: Designing Sound
* Chris McCormick [2023-11-17 04:29]:
> Hi,
>
> Does anybody know of an object (maybe an abstraction over cyclone/seq) with
> the following properties:
>
> * Takes an external MIDI clock tick (like seq).
> * Stores MIDI events as they happen (like seq).
> * Can play back recording when ticks
* Andy Farnell [2023-11-04 09:49]:
[...]
> confused about what is the best way to do that, the choices being
> [samphold] and [env]. So I'd also be interested in the best (most
> accurate) answer.
Andy, [samphold] as well as [snapshot~] do give you the amplitude value
of one single sample, which
* Chris McCormick [2023-11-04 09:14]:
> Hi,
>
> Hopefully this elementary audio question is not too stupid.
>
> If I have some signal source how I can I measure the relative change in Db
> when some change is made to the signal? E.g. if I have an [osc~ 440] going
> into a [*~] and I change the
Dear Linux ROUEN Normandie,
* Linux ROUEN Normandie [2023-11-04 00:27]:
[...]
> Key is stored in legacy trusted.gpg keyring (/etc/apt/trusted.gpg), see the
> DEPRECATION section in apt-key(8) for details.
Type
man apt-key
and search for the DEPRECATION section?
amicalement,
Peter
Hi list,
often when I use [line¨] to make frequency glissandi, the point when the
ramp starts, and the point where it ends, appear as very sudden events
to my ears. I am wondering if there is an easy way to gradually speed up
the ramp when it starts, and slow it down before it reaches its target
* Billy Stiltner [2023-09-15 23:10]:
> got the keyboard detachrd from xinput
> showing events with hid
> however events are not sent to key and keyup
> the keyboard reattached i itself after some inactivity
> today afyer rebooting
> the keyboard isnt showing up in xinpit
> it does show in lsusb
* Peter P. [2023-06-22 18:10]:
> Hi list,
>
> it seems that Gem v0.94-snapshot from Deken within Pd 0.51.4 does crash
> silently when a gemwin Object is created on MacOS Catalina 10.15.7.
For the record: This issue has been resolved today:
https://github.com/umlaeute/Gem/issues
Hi list,
it seems that Gem v0.94-snapshot from Deken within Pd 0.51.4 does crash
silently when a gemwin Object is created on MacOS Catalina 10.15.7.
What to try next?
Thanks!
Peter
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> |
> [t a b]
> | |
> |[1 e+015(
> | |
> [text set beta]
>
>
>
> Le mer. 7 juin 2023, 13:07, Peter P. a écrit :
>
> > Hi list,
> >
> > what would be the easiest way to copy the contents of [text define
> > alpha] to [text define beta]?
Hi list,
what would be the easiest way to copy the contents of [text define
alpha] to [text define beta]? It seems [text get alpha] will only output
individual lines and I am looking for a single command that copies all.
I have no experience with data structures and don't know if that would
* IOhannes m zmölnig [2023-06-02 09:04]:
[...]
> I do advise Linux people to
> just build Gem themselves (or use a distribution that offers packages for
> Gem's git snapshots).
Thanks IOhannes! Which distro does pack these snapshots? On Debian I see
the following:
* cyrille henry [2023-06-01 11:00]:
> hello,
>
> expr~ is in vanilla!
>
> so [expr atan2($f1, $f2)] should work.
Thanks Cyrille, that's a good hint! I think it should in fact be
[expr~ atan2($v2, $v1)] to work with signal vectors blockwise.
Now I am wondering if I should/need to unwrap the
Hi has anyone already done a visualization of a z-plane with poles and
zeros in Gem?
cheersz, P
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Dear list,
I am still trying to calculate (unwrapped) phases from cartesian complex
numbers output by [rfft~] and got pointed to cyclone's [atan~] and
[phasewrap~]. I am wondering Is there a way to achieve the same with
vanilla pd objects?
Thanks!
Peter
* Peter P. [2023-05-26 14:10]:
> Hi l
Hi list,
I am using [text sequence] with wait times to generate timed events. The
contents of my list buffer look something like
0 event1;
1000 event2;
1000 event3;
When I insert a line into the buffer using [text insert 2] 1400 msecs
after starting the sequencer, the text buffer looks like
* Dan Wilcox [2023-05-27 23:51]:
>
> > On May 26, 2023, at 11:28 PM, pd-list-requ...@lists.iem.at wrote:
> > * Dan Wilcox mailto:danomat...@gmail.com>>
> > [2023-05-26 21:03]:
> >> It has been updated for pd-lib-builder and is very easy to compile from
> >> source:
Thanks again! If someone
* Dan Wilcox [2023-05-26 21:03]:
> It has been updated for pd-lib-builder and is very easy to compile from
> source:
>
> https://github.com/pd-externals/vbap
Thanks Dan, me for my part I don't have a mac computer, but am trying to
help someone else (who doesn't know how to compile). What would
Hi list,
trying to work on phase angles of spectra I am looking for an easy
example with actual Pd objects how to convert a [rfft~] output from
real and imaginary to magnitudes and phases, eventually unwrap phases if
required, and then convert magnitudes and phases back to a cartesian for
Hi list,
taking a look at vbap
http://deken.puredata.info/library/vbap/0.0.extended
again after some years. There seem to be no os x binaries available. How
could they be added to deken, how can I help achieving this?
thanks, Peter
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* Alexandre Torres Porres [2023-05-16 06:43]:
> I think it could let us do it and print an error if we attempt to use the
> slider with this wrong setting
I think this is too late. The warning should be printed upon closing the
propoerties dialog.
* Christof Ressi [2023-05-15 13:46]:
> > I am wondering why it outputs a bang when I create an (empty) object
> Does it really? Not for me.
Indeed, my bad.
> > and delete it again
>
> Deleting any object causes the DSP graph to be updated. (As a side note, I
> *think* this wouldn't be
Adding to my last email, that it outputs bangs when signal connections
are drawn. So the object reports all updates to the dsp graph maybe?
* Peter P. [2023-05-15 12:31]:
> Hi list,
>
> I am using [r pd-dsp-started] to recalculate parameters. I am wondering
> why it outputs a bang w
Hi list,
I am using [r pd-dsp-started] to recalculate parameters. I am wondering
why it outputs a bang when I create an (empty) object, and delete it
again, either with the "Cut" menu item or the backspace key.
Is this intentional and what would be a rationale?
Thanks!
P
Hi,
graphical slider objects silently overwrite minimum values of zero with
a fraction of the maximum value when their properties dialog is closed.
I think this should be communicated as a warning to the user.
cheersz, P
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* João Pais [2023-05-11 09:18]:
> Hello list,
>
> after all this time, I just noticed something which I'm not sure if it was
> always like that or it changed without me noticing it: in atom boxes one can
> define the lower/upper limits, which work when dragging with the mouse, but
> don't work
Orm,
you might wanna see if running your interface in 96kHz will halve the
latency further.
best, P
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> so, since 'peer' text objects are possible..
>
> -seb;
>
>On Wednesday, April 26, 2023 at 09:25:05 AM PDT, IOhannes m zmölnig
> wrote:
>
> Am 26. April 2023 18:03:16 MESZ schrieb "Peter P."
> :
> >Hi list,
> >
> >upon trying
Hi list,
upon trying to add 1000 lines with [until] and [text insert] Pd/wish use up all
RAM
(and swap space) on my 8GB Debian box. Is there a way to predict memory
usage for lines added? What would be the best strategy to do so without
locking up Pd?
Thanks, Peter
t; > calculate the appropriate time delta between messages.
> >
> > Christof
> >
> > On 22.04.2023 07:46, Peter P. wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > starting to use [text sequence] instead of [qlist] more and more, I am
> > > wondering h
Hi,
starting to use [text sequence] instead of [qlist] more and more, I am
wondering how difficult it might be to write an external script that
converts .mid file into .txt usable by [textfile sequence]?
Has anyone attempted something similar already? What would be the
easiest language and/or
http://deken.puredata.info/search.html?libraries==image=
returns a result for moonlib. And then there is iemgui's iem_image
object https://git.iem.at/pd/iemgui/-/blob/master/iem_image-help.pd
Did not test any of those, but thought you might want to know about the
deken search engine.
* Ingo
Daniel, can you try the [vcf~] object instead of [bp~]? The noise you
hear most likely happens when you change the filter frequency
non-continuously.
* Daniel Martin via Pd-list [2023-02-17 20:15]:
> Dear PD-Users, I'm having a problem with a patch that
> filters
Hi,
trying to help someone to use [hidio] on Windows11 with a USB game
controller. The object loads
fine, prints the device list but throws an error therein for device 18:
[hidio] ERROR: Could not get HID attributes.
Trying to open random devices (as I can't figure out the correct number
Hi list,
I am trying to trace the non-loading of an external, iemguts in my case.
I enabled verbose messages either in the "Path" preferences or by the command
line flag. Nevertheless the familiar dump of all the places that are
being searched is not displayed unless I enable verbose mode 4. Is
Mario, both currently are working from within my country on the european
continent.
* mario buoninfante [2023-01-23 16:22]:
> Hi,
>
> Just wanted to report that at the moment there is no way to download Pd
> from:
>
> * http://puredata.info/downloads/pure-data
> *
Hi,
just want to mention two typos:
rzero~-help.pd mentions that this was a "recursive" filter. Maybe this
is a copy+paste error from rpole~-help?
The difference equation in biquad~-help.pd gives an
x[n-3]
instead of
x[n-2]
cheersz, P
Dear BadMuthaHubbard, (one of my favourite email addresses on this list
since long)
a quick check in the SVN repository of old externals yielded
miXed/doc/help/toxy/tot-help.pd
which makes me assume there is a tot object in either a lib called
[miXed] or [toxy], maybe courtesy of
* Paul Pignon [2023-01-16 10:51]:
> Just reinstalled Debian 11 (got really wonky), now missing lots of pd stuff.
> Need dwt~, not in creb anymore, though dwt~help.pd is there, oddly enough.
> Can anyone tell me where to look?
http://deken.puredata.info/
maybe.
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-12-12 17:23]:
> Hi, just get things straight and confirmed, for quite a while now I have
> included [sigmund~] into a "phase vocoder" section of my tutorial.
>
> I never check and I'm just guessing it uses what is called "phase vocoder
> analysis" to find accurate
Hi Thomas,
* Thomas Mayer [2022-12-11 21:20]:
[...]
> My guess is, that most users probably expect at least different seed values
> every time.
>
> Maybe the help file should explicitely state the behaviour or a different
> way for deriving the initial seed should be used, e.g. taking the local
* Chris McCormick [2022-11-23 03:45]:
> On 23/11/22 4:58 am, Peter P. wrote:
> > more views from others.
>
>
> Whoever paints the community bike shed gets to pick the colours.
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>
> On 22/11/2022 16:15, Peter P. wrote:
> > I am putting up a proposal about using colors in vanilla the help
> > patches for discussion. I think these patches should
> >
> > - Emphasize and encourage users to use the color
I am putting up a proposal about using colors in vanilla the help
patches for discussion. I think these patches should
- Emphasize and encourage users to use the color features of GUI
elements by showing that in their respective help patches.
- Use colors in vanilla help patches to highlight
* Lucas Cordiviola [2022-11-22 15:47]:
[...]
> Can we switch the discussion back to "How colors should be handled in Pd's
> documentation" and sort this out?
Thank you Lucarda! Can this be discussed here, or would github be a
more suitable place?
cheersz, P
Alexandre,
I am having a hard time reading your last mail to this list because the
formatting (or lack thereof) makes it hard to decypher, which lines are
quotes and which lines are your own contribution.
Please let's keep this discussion short and not annoying. I just want to
suggest to get rid
Hi Scott,
* Scott R. Looney [2022-11-21 06:56]:
[...]
> i guess there might be considered a Tcl/Tk option to not have/draw colored
> backgrounds in any patch window, similar to how one can change the default
> canvas background/foreground color currently.
I don't think this is a good solution.
Hi,
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-11-21 04:10]:
> While we're at it, over my years in the Pd land, the feedback I got the
> most was how Pd Vanilla's documentation was so "poor" and "inferior" to,
> for instance, Pd-Extended's (not to mention MAX's). Currently Extended is
> reincarnated as
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-11-20 20:52]:
> Em dom., 20 de nov. de 2022 às 15:07, José de Abreu
> escreveu:
>
> > Hello all, ok, some thoughts about the topic.
> >
> > I think it would be nice to have colors with meaningful information, we
> > currently don't have those, indeed just a grey
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-11-20 20:51]:
[...]
> I think there should be a strong case against it. Hence, please be clear
> how you feel about this, if it's just something one "shouldn't complain" or
> if it's something we have to better consider.
I think a change back to no colors should be
Dear Alexandre,
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-11-19 19:09]:
[...]
> I don't know what you mean by *new graphical "symbol" object* there is no
> "new" one.
Correct, I meant the graphical "list" object, created with Ctl+4.
[...]
> I say this because your point now seems to be that people may
Some more replies below inline...
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-11-18 19:36]:
[...]
> Now, if you are comparing to other help files from externals, there are no
> rules and standards. I actually see many external help files with some
> colors of their own, not to mention other formatting
* Alexandre Torres Porres [2022-11-18 19:41]:
> Of course the help files that are purely "blank" and "white" are the ones
> that have no iemguis...
Thank you Alexandre,
I might not be up to date here, but is a toggle object an iemgui?
I think my issue with (in)consistency stems from a
* Albert Rafetseder [2022-11-17 12:11]:
> Hi,
>
> > Hi, I just noticed that in 0.53.0 help patches (eg. testtone.pd) some
> > GUI objects like toggle or bang appear with grey backgrounds instead of
> > the default white ones. Is this a bug or a specific feature of the
> > overhauled
Hi, I just noticed that in 0.53.0 help patches (eg. testtone.pd) some
GUI objects like toggle or bang appear with grey backgrounds instead of
the default white ones. Is this a bug or a specific feature of the
overhauled documentation?
thanks! P
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best, P
> On 11/10/22 23:09, Peter P. wrote:
> > * IOhannes m zmoelnig [2022-11-10 18:20]:
> > > On 11/10/22 17:35, Peter P. wrote:
> > > > * IOhannes m zmoelnig [2022-11-10 16:21]:
> > > >
* IOhannes m zmoelnig [2022-11-10 18:20]:
> On 11/10/22 17:35, Peter P. wrote:
> > * IOhannes m zmoelnig [2022-11-10 16:21]:
> > [...]
> > > this in turn was triggered by a gruesome regression in Pd-0.53's iemgui
> > Do you mean the now vanilla GUI
* IOhannes m zmoelnig [2022-11-10 16:21]:
[...]
> this in turn was triggered by a gruesome regression in Pd-0.53's iemgui
Do you mean the now vanilla GUI objects once introduced by IEM, or the
iemgui external library?
best, P
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Great info Albert, Danke!
http://puredata.info/docs
might be the place to put the mentioned documentation perhaps.
best, P
* Albert Rafetseder [2022-11-03 10:22]:
> > Thanks Lucas! What is the use case compared to existing [hid] externals?
>
> +1 thank you, a really cool project!
>
> My
Thanks Lucas! What is the use case compared to existing [hid] externals?
best, P
* Lucas Cordiviola [2022-11-03 02:04]:
> Hi all,
>
> The hidraw external reads raw bytes from hids.
>
> You can find it on Deken for most OSs.
>
> You have to build yourself for very old rasperry-pi's or new M1
Hi,
just to chime in with a third reply from within the Alpenrepublik™:
There is the often overlooked latency.pd test patch in 7.stuff/tools
which allows you to measure audio roundtrip latency. By doing so you
might be able to tell how much of latency is the audio versus the midi
part of pd.
* William Brent [2022-10-26 16:13]:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm not sure if something similar already exists out there,
Not vanilla, but just for the record, there is
http://deken.puredata.info/library/iem_tab
best, P
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Oliver,
can't really comment on your error, but am wondering why you might want
to trigger each dsp block separately, especially opening the file from
hard disk for each dsp block over and over again?
best, P
* oliver [2022-10-05 20:50]:
> Hi, dear list !
>
> I just stumbled upon something
* Simon Iten [2022-10-02 22:22]:
> hi william and list,
>
> for a museum-art-installation i will do a kind of audio "social-network"
>
> basically a visitor can record a 5 second snippet via microphone or bluetooth
> and PD saves this snippet as a sample.
>
> out of this ever growing
* Jakob Laue [2022-09-26 18:31]:
> Dear list,
> I am looking for a simple equalizer abstraction, preferably vanilla, but can
> be part of an external library, too!
Try
hml_shelf~
from iemlib.
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* Daniel Iglesia [2022-09-06 19:08]:
> I know this isn't the desired answer, but my strategy (a few years ago, on
> Raspberry Pi, haven't tried HID since then) was to launch a python script
> to listen for HID messages, then route them via UDP into a local port on
> which Pd would listen and
Hi Phil,
A search on Deken
http://deken.puredata.info/search.html?libraries=hid==
brings up some results which might depend on the OS you are using.
* Philip Stone via Pd-list [2022-09-04 00:14]:
> Hello all,
>
> I’m wondering what the current best course of action is for interfacing with
> a
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