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Workshop Click Tracker 17th November
by João Pais CT 14 Nov '24

14 Nov '24

Dear List, in case you're interested, on Sunday the 17th of November at 18h CET there will be a online Click Tracker workshop. The workshop is free of charge, but participants must enroll at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSee1z1k0BXxxAikpj5KgNUFELliafrCvvG… The goal of this workshop is to learn how to use the Click Tracker app, developed by João Pais for the creation of click tracks. The Click Tracker is a powerful tool that can help musicians either with the creation process, the preparation and rehearsing or even performance of musical works with a certain degree of metric complexity, or simply to synchronise electronic means with instruments. During this workshop, João Pais will present the Click Tracker possibilities, demonstrating how to create files for a number of different situations (changing tempi, time signatures, etc). Before the workshop, each participant will receive an email with the details for the access to the online session. You can find more information and tutorial, as well as download the application at https://jmmmp.github.io/clicktracker/ Participants are strongly encouraged to previously send a PDF referring to practical cases they might like to see discussed during the session. Best, João Pais -- Click Tracker Mobile - https://bit.ly/click-tracker-mob Click Tracker - http://j.mp/click-tracker Facebook - http://j.mp/clicktrackerfb

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[meta] first-time list posters are now moderated
by IOhannes m zmoelnig 11 Nov '24

11 Nov '24

dear all, due to the excessive amount of SPAM we have been seeing in the last months (both here and on pd-dev), I've decided to switch on moderation for new list members. this basically means, that whenever a new user signs up, their first post must be manually approved by the list moderators (the number of which is currently in the lower single-digit range). it might take a while until the moderators find time to attend to first-time posts, so that's a bit of a bummer. if all went well, existing members should not be affected (as in: no moderation for ye old timers) - at least for 97% of the users. sorry for the inconvenience. tgmasdr IOhannes

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d version 0.55-2 test1
by Miller Puckette 30 Oct '24

30 Oct '24

Pd version 0.55-2test1 is available from https://msp.ucsd.edu/software.htm or (source only) via github: https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data . cheers Miller

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Re: [PD] Re: Comport update v1.3
by Antoine Rousseau 25 Oct '24

25 Oct '24

Hi Edwin, > Would it still be possible to use Arduino bluetooth of course! [ports( and [devices( still work normally (i.e enumerate all devices). Generally comport should behave exactly as before, if you don't use the new messages. Antoine Le ven. 25 oct. 2024 à 11:01, Edwin van der Heide <pd(a)evdh.net> a écrit : > > Hi Antoine, > > Overall these are great enhancements! > > One questions below: > > > On 25 Oct 2024, at 10:37, Antoine Rousseau <antoine(a)metalu.net> wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > [comport] has just been enhanced with a few features that may be > > useful to know about. > > It's available on Deken as version 1.3. > > > > Most of these additions are designed to facilitate the use of USB > > serial devices (e.g Arduino). > > > > The new features allow to: > > > > - extend the valid baudrates to those allowed by the OS, up to 4MBds. > > > > - disable auto-opening the serial device at startup: [comport -1] > > won't try to open anything. > > > > - enumerate only USB devices (this avoids trying to open problematic > > devices, such as bluetooth related ones) using [ports usb( and > > [devices usb(. > > Would it still be possible to use Arduino bluetooth communication? It would be a pity if this becomes impossible. > > > > - "lock" the opened device, preventing other [comport]s from opening > > it (other [comport]s must also use locking for this to work). Just > > send [lock 1( before opening. > > > > Plus, the help patch has been rewritten to be more readable. > > > > Hope it can be useful to someone (other than me;-) > > > > Antoine > > Best! > > Edwin > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Pd-announce mailing list -- pd-announce(a)lists.iem.at > > To unsubscribe send an email to pd-announce-leave(a)lists.iem.at > > --- > > pd-list(a)lists.iem.at - the Pure Data mailinglist > > https://lists.iem.at/hyperkitty/list/pd-list@lists.iem.at/message/AY24EBWXC… > > > > To unsubscribe send an email to pd-list-leave(a)lists.iem.at mailing list > > UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> https://lists.iem.at/ > > > > > --- > pd-list(a)lists.iem.at - the Pure Data mailinglist > https://lists.iem.at/hyperkitty/list/pd-list@lists.iem.at/message/LAIBRGTTF… > > To unsubscribe send an email to pd-list-leave(a)lists.iem.at mailing list > UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> https://lists.iem.at/ >

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Comport update v1.3
by Antoine Rousseau 25 Oct '24

25 Oct '24

Hi all, [comport] has just been enhanced with a few features that may be useful to know about. It's available on Deken as version 1.3. Most of these additions are designed to facilitate the use of USB serial devices (e.g Arduino). The new features allow to: - extend the valid baudrates to those allowed by the OS, up to 4MBds. - disable auto-opening the serial device at startup: [comport -1] won't try to open anything. - enumerate only USB devices (this avoids trying to open problematic devices, such as bluetooth related ones) using [ports usb( and [devices usb(. - "lock" the opened device, preventing other [comport]s from opening it (other [comport]s must also use locking for this to work). Just send [lock 1( before opening. Plus, the help patch has been rewritten to be more readable. Hope it can be useful to someone (other than me;-) Antoine

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pdvst~ bump version.
by Lucas Cordiviola 18 Oct '24

18 Oct '24

Hi all, pdvst-0.52 v0.3 has been released. # about - very old bridge that supports using Pd > 0.52 inside a vst 2.4 host. - can load externals and has multi-instance support # changes: - supports saving all vst parameters (and also a Pd list) in the host's session. - repository migrated to github # weakness - ms-windows only # todo - find a way to make it cross-platform and after that create a new VST3 project upgrade. # repositories - https://github.com/Lucarda/pdvst-0.52 - https://git.nubegris.com.ar/lucarda/pdvst-0.52 (will be off-line soon) # total thanks - Chris McCormick for generous donations. :) -- Mensaje telepatico asistido por maquinas

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New release of Pd-L2Ork, L2Ork Tweeter, and WebPdL2Ork
by Bukvic, Ivica 15 Oct '24

15 Oct '24

Dear all, Another release of pd-l2ork version 20241014 is now available. It fixes one potential crash and completes the integration of pure-data 0.54 objects. listbox and dropdown now have the same benefits like all pd-l2ork gui objects, allowing them to toggle their interactivity (mouse/keyboard input) and/or make their keyboard input exclusive (toggle the ability of the rest of the pd-l2ork to receive keyboard events while they are focused). This is particularly useful if you wish to disable a part of the GUI under certain circumstances, something that is also used extensively inside L2Ork Tweeter. Speaking of which, the new version also has the L2Ork Tweeter version 0.84. The newly added and updated GUI objects also enjoy other pd-l2ork benefits, like the ability to cut/copy/paste and append (shift+click) contents. The flatpak release now also includes aarch64 platform and supports Raspberry Pis 5 and other hardware that has dropped arm6 support. Lastly, WebPdL2Ork has also seen its version bumped with a few small usability fixes. Download pd-l2ork (includes Tweeter): https://bit.ly/pd-l2ork Download L2Ork Tweeter (works only with pd-l2ork 20241014 or newer): https://bit.ly/L2Ork-Tweeter Pd-L2Ork flatpak: https://flathub.org/apps/io.github.pd_l2ork.Pd_L2Ork Info on how to access and use WebPdL2Ork: https://l2ork.music.vt.edu/main/pd-l2ork-invades-the-web/ Best, Ico -- Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A. Director, Creativity + Innovation Director, Human-Centered Design iPhD Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology Virginia Tech Creative Technologies in Music School of Performing Arts – 0141 Blacksburg, VA 24061 (540) 231-6139 ico(a)vt.edu<mailto:ico@vt.edu> ci.icat.vt.edu<http://ci.icat.vt.edu> l2ork.icat.vt.edu<http://l2ork.icat.vt.edu> ico.bukvic.net<http://ico.bukvic.net>

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ANN: New stable releases of Pd-L2Ork, WebPdL2Ork, and L2Ork Tweeter
by Bukvic, Ivica 02 Oct '24

02 Oct '24

Dear all, Pleased to announce a new stable release of Pd-L2Ork that comes with a long list of updates, bug-fixes, improvements, new features, and optimizations, including integrating all objects introduced in vanilla between versions 0.48 and 0.54 (with the exception of the list box that will be added in the coming weeks; FWIW Pd-L2Ork already has the dropdown object that serves this purpose), and a major overhaul of the L2Ork Tweeter platform. WebPdL2Ork has been also updated and further optimized. Head to https://bit.ly/pd-l2ork to download latest release for all major platforms, including RPi's aarch64, and Linux flatpak. To explore WebPdL2Ork, visit the following blog post https://l2ork.music.vt.edu/main/pd-l2ork-invades-the-web/ Best, Ico -- Ivica Ico Bukvic, D.M.A. Director, Creativity + Innovation Director, Human-Centered Design iPhD Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology Virginia Tech Creative Technologies in Music School of Performing Arts – 0141 Blacksburg, VA 24061 (540) 231-6139 ico(a)vt.edu ci.icat.vt.edu l2ork.icat.vt.edu ico.bukvic.net

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nusmuk libs
by cyrille henry 30 Sep '24

30 Sep '24

hello Nusmuk-audio and nusmuk-utils are now available on deken, for most architecture. They regroup my personal stuff, and are useful to run chdh release like egregore. cheers Cyrille

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ELSE 1.0 RC12 with Live Electronics Tutorial Released
by Alexandre 24 Sep '24

24 Sep '24

Hi, it's been a while, here we go: -------------------------------------- RELEASE NOTES: -------------------------------------- Hi, it's been almost 8 months without an update and I never took this long!!! So there's a lot of new stuff to cover, because it's not like I've been just sleeping around ;) The reason for the delay is that I'm trying to pair up with the release cycles of PlugData and we're having trouble syncing up. PlugData 0.9.0 came out recently after a delay of 6 months and we couldn't really sync and pair up then... we had no luck in syncing for a new update now, so now I'm just releasing it up cause enough is enough, and hopefully in the next plugdata release we can sync and offer the same version. As usual, the development pace is always quite busy and I'm just arbitrarily wrapping things up in the middle of adding more and more things that will just have to wait. First, I had promised support for double precision. I made changes so we can build for it, but it's not really working yet when I uploaded to deken and tested it. So, next time? *And now for the biggest announcement:* - I'm finally and officially releasing a new pack as a submodule, which is a set of abstractions inspired by EuroRack Modules, so I'm thinking of VCV like things but into the Pd paradigm. Some similar stuff has been made for Pd over the years, most notably and famously "Automatonism", but I'm really proud of what I'm offering. I'm not trying to pretend Pd is a modular rack and I'm taking advantage of being in Pd. I'm naming this submodule "Modular EuroRacks Dancing Along" (💩 M.E.R.D.A 💩) and I've been working on it for a year and a half now (amongst many other things I do). PlugData has been offering this for a while now, by the way. Not really fully in sync though. MERDA modules are polyphonic, thanks to multichannel connections introduced in Pd 0.54! There are 20 modules so far and some are quite high level. I'm offering a PLAITS module based on the Mutable Instruments version. I have a 6-Op Phase Modulation module. A "Gendyn" module which is pretty cool. I'm also including an "extra" module that is not really quite a modular thing at all but fits well called "brane", which was a vanilla patch I first wrote like 15 years ago and is a cool granular live sampler and harmonizer. You'll also find the basics, like oscillators, filters, ADSR envelope and stuff I'm still working on. Lastly, a cool thing is that it has a nice presets system that still needs more work but is doing the job so far. There are ideas and plans to add hundreds more MERDA modules, let's see when and if I can. People can collaborate and help me and create modules that follow the template by the way ;) Thanks to Tim Schoen, [play.file~] is now a compiled object instead of an abstraction and it supports MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIF, AAC, OGG & OPUS audio file extensions. A new [sfload] object can import these files into arrays (but still needs lots of more work). There are many other player objects in ELSE that can load and play samples but these don't yet support these new formats (hang in there for the next version update). Tim also worked on new [pdlink] and [pdlink~] objects, which send control and signal data to/from Pd instances, versions and even forks of Pure Data (it's like [send]/[receive] and [send~]/[receive~], all you need is a symbol, no complicated network or OSC configuration!). And yes, it works via UDP between different computers on the same network. And hell yeah, [pdlink~] has multichannel connections support! By the way, you can also communicate to a [pd~] subprocess. This will be part of ELSE and PlugData of course, and will allow easy communication between PlugData and Pd-Vanilla for instance. The great pd-lib-build system has been replaced for a 'cmake' build process called 'pd.build' by Pierre Guillot. This was supposed to simplify things. Also, the [sfont~] object was a nightmare to build and with several dependencies that was simply hell to manage, now we have a new and much simpler system and NO DEPENDENCIES AT ALL!!! Some very rare file formats with obscure and seldom sound file extensions may not work though... (and I don't care, most and the 'sane' ones will work). The object now also dumps all preset information with a new message and backwards compatibility broke a bit :( I'm now back to offering a modified version of [pdlua] as part of ELSE, which has recently seen major upgrades by Tim to support graphics and signals! This is currently needed in ELSE to provide a new version of [circle] that needed to be rewritten in lua so it'd look the same in PlugData. Ideally I'd hope I could only offer compiled GUI objects, but... things are not ideal :) The lua loader works by just loading the ELSE library, no need for anything "else". I'm not providing the actual [pdlua] and [pdluax] objects as they are not necessary, and this is basically the only modification. Since PlugData provides support for externals in lua, if you load ELSE you can make use of stuff made for PlugData with lua without the need to install [pdlua] in Pd-Vanilla. For next, we're working on a [lua] object that will allow inline scripting and will also work for audio signals (again, wait for the next version)! Also for the next version, I'm saving Ben Wesch's nice 3d oscilloscope made in lua (it'll be called [scope3d~]). There's a lot going on with the lua development, which is very exciting. As for more actual new objects I'm including, we have [vcf2~] and [damp.osc~]. The first is a complex one pole resonant filter that provides a damping oscillation for a ringing time you can set, the next is an oscillator based on it. There's also the new [velvet~] object, a cool and multichannel velvet noise generator that you can also adjust to morph into white noise. I wasn't able to add multichannel capabilities to many existing objects in ELSE in this one, just a couple of them ([cosine~] and [pimp~]). Total number of objects that are multichannel aware now are: 92! This is almost a third of the number of audio objects in ELSE. I think that a bit over half might be a reasonably desired target. More multichannel support for existing objects to come in the next releases. *Total number of objects in the ELSE library is now 551! * As for the Live Electronics tutorial, as usual, there are new examples for new objects, and I made a good revision of the advanced filter section, where I added many examples to better explain how [slop~] works, with equivalent [fexpr~] implementations. *Total number of examples in the Live Electronics Tutorial is now 528!* There are more details of course, and breaking changes as usual, but these are the highlights! For a full changelog, check https://github.com/porres/pd-else/releases/tag/v.1.0-rc12 (or below at this email). As mentioned, unfortunately, ELSE RC12 is not yet fully merged, paired up and 100% synced in PlugData. PlugData is now at version 0.9.1, reaching the 1.0 version soon. Since ELSE is currently so tightly synced to the development of PlugData, the idea is to finally offer a final 1.0 version of ELSE when PlugData 1.0 is out. Hence, it's getting closer than ever :) Hopefully we will have a 100% synced ELSE/PlugData release when 0.9.2 is out (with a RC 13 maybe?). Please support me on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/porres You can follow me on instagram as well if you like... I'm always posting Pd development stuff over there https://www.instagram.com/alexandre.torres.porres/ cheers ps. Binaries for mac/linux/windows are available via deken. I needed help for raspberry pi -------------------------------------- CHANGELOG: -------------------------------------- **LIBRARY:** Breaking changes: - [oscope~] renamed to [scope~] - [plaits~] changed inlet order of modulation inputs and some method/flags name. If a MIDI pitch of 0 or less input is given, it becomes a '0hz'. - [gbman~] changed signal output range, it is now filtered to remove DC and rescaled to a sane -1 to 1 audio range. - [dust~] and [dust2~] go now up to the sample rate and become white noise (removed restriction that forced actual impulses, that is, no conscutive non zero values) - [cmul~] object removed (this was only used in the old conv~ abstraction to try and reduce a bit the terrible CPU load) - [findfile] object removed (use vanilla's [file which] now that it has been updated in Pd 0.55-0) - [voices] swapped retrig modes 0 and 1, 'voices' renamed to 'n', now it always changes voice number by default as in [poly] (this was already happening unintentionally as a bug when one voice was already taken). The 'split' mode was removed (just use [route], will you?) - [voices~] was also affected by changes in [voices] of course, such as 'voices' message being renamed to 'n'. - [sr~]/[nyquist] changed output loading time to 'init' bang - [sample~] object was significantly redesigned and lots of stuff changed, new messages and flags, added support for 64-bit audio files (Pd 0.55 in double precision and ELSE compiled for 64 bits is required for this). Info outlet now also outputs values for lenght in ms and bit depth. - [sfont~] uses now a simpler build system and this might not load very very rare and unusual sound formats. Enhancements/fixes/other changes: - builds for double precision is now supposedly supported, by the way, the build system was changed from pd-lib-builder to pd.build by Pierre Guillot. - [play.file~] is now a compiled object instead of an abstraction thanks to Tim Schoen, and it supports MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIF, AAC, OGG & OPUS file extensions. - Support for double precision compilation was improved and should be working for all objects (not yet providing binaries and fully tested yet by the way). - The ELSE binary now loads a modified version of [pdlua], but no [pdlua] and [pdluax] objects are provided. - added signal to 2nd inlet of [rm~]. - fixed 'glide' message for [mono~]. - fixed [voices] consistency check bug in rightmost outlet and other minor bugs, added flags for 'n', 'steal' and offset. - [gain~] and [gain2~] changed learn/forget shortcut - [knob] fixed sending messages to 'empty' when it shouldn't, ignore nan/inf, prevent a tcl/tk error if lower and upper values are the same; added "learn/forget" messages and shortcut for a midi learn mechanism. - [mpe.in] now outputs port number and you can select which port to listen to. - Other MIDI in objects now deal with port number encoded to channel as native Pd objects. Objects affected are [midi.learn], [midi.in], [note.in], [ctl.in], [bend.in], [pgm.in], [touch.in] and [ptouch.in]. - [pi]/[e] now takes a value name argument. - [sr~]/[nyquist~] take clicks now and a value name argument. - fixed phase modulation issues with [impulse~] and [pimp~]. - [cosine~] fixed sync input. - added multichannel features to [cosine~] and [pimp~]. - [plaits~] added a new 'transp' message and a functionality to allow MIDI input to supersede signal connections (needed for the 'merda' version [see below]), fixed MIDI velocity. - [pluck~] added a new functionality to allow MIDI input to supersede signal connections (needed for the 'merda' version [see below]). - 26 new objects, [velvet~], [vcf2~], [damp.osc~], [sfload], [pdlink] and [pdlink~], plus abstractions from a newly included submodule called "Modular Euro Racks Dancing Along" (M.E.R.D.A)! Warning, this is all just very very experimental still, the object are: [adsr.m~], [brane.m~], [chorus.m~], [delay.m~], [drive.m~], [flanger.m~], [gendyn.m~], [lfo.m~], [phaser.m~], [plaits.m~], [plate.rev.m~], [pluck.m~], [pm6.m~], [presets.m], [rm.m~], [seq8.m~], [sig.m~], [vca.m~], [vcf.m~] and [vco.m~] (6 of these are multichannel aware). Objects count: total of 551 (307 signal objects [92 of which are MC aware] and 244 control objects)! - 311 coded objects (203 signal objects / 108 control objects - 240 abstractions (104 signal objects / 136 control objects) -------------------------------------- **TUTORIAL:** - New examples and revisions to add the new objects, features and breaking changes in ELSE. - Added a couple of examples for network communication via FUDI and [pdlink]/[pdlink~] - Section 36-Filters(Advanced) revised, added more examples and details on how [slop~] works. - Total number of examples is now 528! --------------------------------------

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