Pd-announce June 2004

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PD-performance
by miha Ciglar 24 Jun '04

24 Jun '04

Hi all! Tomorrow june 25, I am playing some very nice music made with PD, at the Art trail - Soundworks festival in Cork. Check it out: www.arttrail.ie/ Hope to see you there! miha ciglar --------------------------------------------------------------- www.ciglar.mur.at ---------------------------------------------------------------

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py/pyext 0.1.3 - python script objects
by Thomas Grill 22 Jun '04

22 Jun '04

Hi all, as a fruit from the latest sound installation here's a new version of the python externals. It has some new features, like - introduced shortcut "pyx" for pyext. - arguments to the pyext class are now exposed as attributes "args" - inlet and outlet count can be given as creation arguments for pyext, python _inlet and _outlet members are ignored then - parameters to Python functions are treated as integers when they can be. and quite a number of bugs fixed, like - class variables are now set atomic if parameter list has only 1 element - crash if script or class names are non-strings - long multi-line doc strings are now printed correctly - message "doc+" for class/instance __doc__ now working - improved/debugged handling of reference counts - _pyext._send will now send anythings if feasible - fixed some bad threading behavior In general it should be much more stable. Python threading is still not supported - that will follow in a later release. Download as usual from: http://grrrr.org/ext and have fun with it best greetings, Thomas

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[OT] IDM2004 SuperCollider 3 Summer School
by Fredrik Olofsson 21 Jun '04

21 Jun '04

There are still places available for the idm04 summer school July 5th to 9th, University of Westminster, London UK. Tutors Nick Collins and Fredrik Olofsson. The course is suitable for new and experienced SC users. http://www.informal.org/SSG/idm.htm

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Free Piksel Clash II
by Marloes de Valk 16 Jun '04

16 Jun '04

What i forgot to mention in part I: Free Piksel Clash >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> !!!Thursday june 17th!!! <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 20.30 hrs Netherlands Media Art Institute Keizersgracht 264, Amsterdam Guests: Jaromil (I), Tom Schouten (B), and Niels Elburg (NL)

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PD / Microcontroller Workshop at BEK
by elf＠moomonkey.com 15 Jun '04

15 Jun '04

Physical Computing Workshop with Eva Sjuve at BEK, Bergen, Norway, July 19-23, 2004 Pure Data Workshop with Malte Steiner at BEK, Bergen, Norway, July 24-25 * * * * * Physical Computing Workshop with Eva Sjuve The workshop is aimed at artists and musicians who are interested in physical interaction with the computer, a way to interact, by not using the keyboard and the mouse. In the workshop we use a microcontroller, BasicX-24, programming it using Basic language, and use it as a tool for interaction with various kinds of sensors. The workshop is basic, no programming or knowledge in electronics is necessary, but preferred. To attend the workshop is free, the participant has to pay for their own travel and lodging to Bergen, Norway. The participants will be able to keep their project from the workshop. To participate or for more info send an email to: eva(a)bek.no And include a motivation to participate in the workshop. The workshop is limited to 7 participants. Eva Sjuve has been working with computer-based projects since the 80's, and is building and performing with physical interfaces. She has been exhibiting in Europe, US, South America, Asia and Australia, since mid 80's. Eva Sjuve studied microcontrollers at The Physics Department at Lund University, Sweden, and later at The Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University. She holds a MA in Art Theory and Master's studies in Drama/Theatre/Film, Lund University, Sweden and a MPS at ITP, New York University. She also studied at The School of Visual Arts in New York, and at Centre de Creation Musicale Iannis Xenakis (CCMIX), Paris, France For more info: http://www.bek.no/~eva http://moomonkey.com * * * * * Pure Data Workshop with Malte Steiner Pure Data (PD) is a real-time graphical programming environment for audio, video, and graphical processing, originally developed by Miller Puckette. This workshop is aimed at beginners and will include installation of PD/GEM, serial control from a microcontroller, building of a basic sound patch and introduction to GEM (an OpenGL and video extension for Pd) Pure Data is a free software and can be used on Mac OSX, Linux, Windows 32 http://pure-data.iem.at/about/ http://www-crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html Malte Steiner (Hamburg), media artist, programmer and developer. He has been developing interactive art installations using PD, MAX/MSP as well as projects for theater, web and mobile phones in Europe and in Asia. Steiner is also an electronic musician with performances in South America and Europe with his Elektronengehirn project. He has been holding workshops and lectures in Germany, US and in the UK. http://block4.com/ more info: eva(a)bek.no * * * * * Bergen Center for Electronic Arts C.Sundtgt.55 5004 Bergen, Norway phone: +47-55233080 http://www.bek.no The workshops are supported by PNEK, (Production Network for Electronic Arts, Norway) http://pnek.no/ * * * * * -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .

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Free Piksel Clash
by Marloes de Valk 15 Jun '04

15 Jun '04

Free Piksel Clash 20.30 hrs Netherlands Media Art Institute Guests: Jaromil (I), Tom Schouten (B), and Niels Elburg (NL) Entrance: free (free as in video ;) no commercial business nor companies are endorsed during the whole evening, can you believe it??) Thru the vast free and open source software panorama running on GNU/Linux platform there are a few emerging pioneeristic efforts in developing applications for realtime video manipulation: VeeJay, PD/PDP and FreeJ the same night all the three authors of these software will be introducing the audience to the approach and features they are realizing in their development, finally ending up in a FreeJay video clash, all running 100% free GNU GPL software. are we ready for a GNU generation of video? featuring: Jaromil, Tom Schouten and Niels Elburg links: <http://piksel.no> <http://freej.dyne.org> <http://veejay.sf.net> <http://zwizwa.fartit.com/pd/pdp>

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wvvw - wave viewer
by Tom Schouten 08 Jun '04

08 Jun '04

hi all, announcing the first release of wvvw, a minimalistic array viewer for pd, supporting selection and navigation in an external window. more info and tarball at http://zwizwa.fartit.com/pd/wvvw/ linux only atm, but should be cross platform (uses only pthread, gl and glut) enjoy, tom

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"browser" - alpha state ...
by oliver 03 Jun '04

03 Jun '04

hi, list inspired by yves degoyon's playlist and due to the fact that this fine object is not yet ported to windows, i tried to make a similar thing with objects already existing within windows PD. it's pretty much alpha state and needs a bunch of libraries (IEMLIB1, IEMLIB2, MOTEX, HAMMER (or CYCLONE), ZEXY) plus a small dos-utility to make it work right. all the necessary files are included in this .zip file: http://www.klingt.org/~oliver/pd/browser.zip at the moment it only changes directories and outputs the name of a selected file to a print-object. it's all one-click, and $0-featured, which means, several independent "browser" patches should be possible. if it works right it can easily be made into a GOP. during patching i was extremely confused about PD's working directory issues. i noticed, when i started Pd with a batch-file, and then loaded "browser.pd" with the open-message, PD's working directory was the one of the batch-file. however, when i double-clicked "browser.pd" (which would then be opened with the same batch file as %1), PD's working directory was the one where "browser.pd" resided. any hints on that (and maybe some tips about proper dos-scripting) would be helpful. another wish for a near future: to be allowed to use and type backslashes within windows PD !!! (in fact: the only need for the included dos-utility "gsar" is to replace the \ with a / in a temporary .txt files) hoping for some brave souls to test this and/or find it useful comments and bug reports and new ideas are highly appreciated oliver -- //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\ http://klingt.org/ground/lift \\\\\\\\\\\\ ///////// http://klingt.org/executive-ensemble ///////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\ http://klingt.org/~oliver/prb \\\\\\\\\\\\ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// \\\\\\\\ LIVE-BUILDER (music improvisation tool): \\\\\\ /////// http://klingt.org/~oliver/pd/live-builder ////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

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PiDiP 0.12.15 ( linux only )
by Yves Degoyon 02 Jun '04

02 Jun '04

hola, from the CHANGES.LOG : 0.12.15 ( codename Technologia Del Sur ) added morphology patches : patches/morphology : opening, closing, thinning, thickening, skeletization added morphology operator : distance transform ( inspired by Paul Rosin, 91, http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/User/Paul.Rosin/resources/sdt/ ) added morphology operators : erosion ( pdp_erode ), dilation ( pdp_dilate ), hit and miss ( pdp_hitandmiss ) added pdp_binary : transform an image to a binary image ( using yuv settings, a filter for morphology ) ( for all the theory on morphology, thanx to the excellent site : http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rbf/HIPR2 ) added pdp_disintegration : a new effect based on piksels summing and averaging enjoy! sevy

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