Pd-announce April 2005

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MUTE article on PD + free software
by derek holzer 06 Apr '05

06 Apr '05

Give It All, Zero For Rules! by Mattin http://linkme2.net/3s On the 13-14th of December 2004 Mute hosted a Pure Data workshop in East London. Musician and PD abuser Mattin gives a breakdown of the themes of the workshop, surveys some artists and artists groups using PD, and scrutinises the relationship of free software to 'free', experimental and improvised music. quotes: 'I used a lot of cracked commercial software for a lot of years when doing sound and I always got a couple of feelings out of it. One feeling was that you get these fancy programs with these fancy user interfaces, but at the end the more they have created this environment that's very easy for you to use, the more they've actually determined the kind of work you can make with it. If you look at a program like Ableton Live which is used by probably about eighty percent of people making sound and performing out live these days, it seems like. It's good for a very few things, it's good for working with loops, putting effects on these loops and sequencing them, but it pushes you in one creative direction, it pushes you into making a certain kind of music, really it pushes you towards German techno more than anything else.' Derek Holzer 'I smashed a G4 laptop computer one time.' Jason Forrest (aka Donna Summer) http://linkme2.net/3s -- derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ---Oblique Strategy # 92: "Intentions -credibility of -nobility of -humility of"

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techniques book, chapter 9
by Miller Puckette 02 Apr '05

02 Apr '05

Hi all, Chapter 9 of Theory and Techniques of Electronic Music is out: http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques.htm It's on Fourier techniques. Chapter 10 (the last!) will be on waveforms. cheers Miller

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pd-list migration
by IOhannes m zmoelnig 01 Apr '05

01 Apr '05

the pd-lists are currently migrated both in hardware (from mail.iem.at to the host of puredata.info) and in software (Mailman-2.0.11 to Mailman-2.1.5) the schedule is as follows: gem-dev, pd-ot, pd-announce & pdweb have already been migrated if there are no problems, pd-cvs, pd-dev and pd-list will be migrated within the next week while the migration should be totally transparent to all of, i just wanted to announce that it is happening. (and btw i am testing whether pd-announce works as it should) if you experience any problems (like not being able to send posts to the list) feel free to mail me at mailto:noc@iem.at mfg.aasder IOhannes

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pd-list migration...
by IEM - network operating center 01 Apr '05

01 Apr '05

the pd-lists are currently migrated both in hardware (from mail.iem.at to the host of puredata.info) and in software (Mailman-2.0.11 to Mailman-2.1.5) while the migration should be totally transparent to all of, i just wanted to announce that it is happening. (and btw i am testing whether pd-announce works as it should) if you experience any problems (like not being able to send posts to the list) feel free to mail me at mailto:noc@iem.at mfg.aasder IOhannes

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