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[sf] Joschi & Jacob Z. a.k.a. Blue Vitriol - Tuesday, March 9th 7-9pm
by Josh Steiner 15 Mar '04

15 Mar '04

*Blue Vitriol Live PA -- 2x Laptop Craziness* *First Tuesday of Every Month. 7 - 9 pm.* In Association with PixelBiscuit <http://www.pixelbiscuit.com/> @ Wish <http://www.wishsf.com/>, 1539 Folsom St., San Francisco Next show: Tuesday, *March 9th*. Custom software, custom sounds, & strong cocktails. Always free. We will be playing a lot of new material - a bit of ambient head music, a bit of booty shakin' glitchery. Stick around and dance afterward as the usual PixelBiscuit DJ Crew do their business. Hope to see you there. as always, more info on our website: http://bluevitriol.com - Joschi & Jacob Z. a.k.a. Blue Vitriol -- ________________________________________________________________ live experimental electronic music -- http://bluevitriol.com independent u.s. drum'n'bass -- http://vitriolix.com

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[Fwd: [PD] physical modeling for pd (pmpd)]
by cyrille henry 12 Mar '04

12 Mar '04

hello, Nick Mariette sugested me to forward my own mail to pd-announce list... ----- I've made a lot's of change to the physical modeling object for pure data. there is a lot's of diferences since first version. (complettly incompatible, but lot's more powerfull now) you can find everything there : http://drpichon.free.fr/pmpd/ there is a documentation, help files, exemples, sources and binary for win32/linux/osX. most of the examples need a recent version of gem. (don't forget to put a -lib pmpd to try it). hope you'll like it... thank's to anyone who help me with discution, sugestions, idea, suport or anything else... feedback is wellcome, cyrille

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installaition help
by jon＠it-snedkeren.dk 11 Mar '04

11 Mar '04

hi all. to start with, i have just switched from pc to mac (g4, 0sx 10.2). so, i don't have total control of it yet. i have tried pd on pc - and i'm really hooked - but i'm having problems insalling it. first of all when i download the newest version for osx/linux, there is no files in the bin folder - is this normal? i then tryed to download a older version for mac osx only - and that worked out fine (with files in the bin folder...), after that i found out that i should get tcl/tk installed, and i did (tcl/tk auqua 8. something). after that, after that i thought every thing had worked out... but nothing happens when i try to get it installed. i then tryed to open wish, and tryed the best i could to get them to work together - but nothing happend - as you can see i'm new to this, i could sure use some help. thanks in advance -jon

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William Fields - Live at Open Source - Philadelphia, PA
by William Fields 10 Mar '04

10 Mar '04

Here's a live recording of my set at Open Source, an "open-mic" laptop music event in Philadelphia. I'm using a custom performance sequencer written in pd, which I am controlling with a MIDI knob-box. The sequencer is sending MIDI note and controller data to a software sampler/vst host which is actually generating the audio. http://bill.teamtechno.com/music/william_fields_-_live_at_open_source_2-29-… http://bill.teamtechno.com/music/william_fields_-_live_at_open_source_2-29-… Thanks for listening. Any feedback is appreciated. -Bill http://www.williamfields.com/

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test version of MacOS X installer for 0.37.1
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 09 Mar '04

09 Mar '04

http://pure-data.iem.at/Members/hans/installers/document_view#darwin-pkg This is an early test version of the next MacOS X installer, it isn't meant to be a final release yet, (if that's what you are looking for, go to the downloads page on the pure-data.org/pure-data.iem.at ). It doesn't include Tcl, so that needs to be installed separately. I am currently using it with tigital's Tcl 8.5 alpha and it works well. I am interested to hear how it works with other versions of Tcl. This release is just a recompile of the old installer maker, with all of its bugs, using updated code from CVS and Miller's pd-0.37-1 sources. I'll be working next on making Pd a proper MacOS X application, installed into /Applications, and drag-and-dropable from there. As for PDP and GEM, I threw in the Clepper's GemG4 binary from his site, and the PDP/PiDiP combo from Yves' site, both downloaded yesterday. They currently don't work for me, but I don't use video much, so I haven't troubleshot them at all yet. .hc

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[PD] version 0.37-1 released
by Miller Puckette 04 Mar '04

04 Mar '04

Hi all, Pd version 0.37-1 is available on the usual, http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html ... bug fixes. I hope it's all working now... cheers Miller

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wrong URL in previous email
by enrike 03 Mar '04

03 Mar '04

hi again I included the wrog URL in the previous email SpinOSC can be downloaded from: http://www.ixi-software.net/content/body_software_spinosc.html have fun -- enrike ::

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spinOSC beta release
by enrike 03 Mar '04

03 Mar '04

hi all I have been working on an interface that sends OSC info to PD. The idea comes from an older app I developed (SpinDrum), a kind of weird drum machine. SpinOSC is a program where the user can create rotating objects - spins - that trigger OSC messages while thy spin. The number of messages they trigger depends on the number of boxes that each spin contains (1 to 10 at the moment). The messages carry information about the properties of each spin such as: location, number of boxes, size, rotation speed etc... These properties can be easily controlled and changed by the user. It is up to the user to map the values you get from the Spins to control whatever value in the receiving end. I have included a PD patch receiving the OSC info as an example and this can be easily modified. At the moment SpinOSC runs only on windows. But I am planning to port it to OSX soon. I would also like to port it to Linux but this is more complex. I could do this by rewriting it on Python + Pygame but there are few things I am not sure how to implement (like dialogue windows or drag and drop functionality), my python is very basic yet -> suggestions welcome as usual :-) I would like to hear comments on it, ideas to improve it, bugs, problems, anything. And if someone creates a nice PD patch for spinOSC it would be great to incorporate into the distribution! (we already did this with Picker, another app we created to comunicate to SuperCollider and PD via OSC). SpinOSC can be downloaded from http://www.ixi-software.net/webnew/content/body_software_spinosc.html Read the readme file for detailed description of the functionality, the OSC messages sent and the Prefs file. I believe this Prefs file would be useful to customise the behaviour of the application for your own needs. I am trying to compile the latest source for the OSC external for windows. The one that is publicly available dates fro april 2002 (!!) and its limited in many ways + has few bugs. But this is going to take me some time so I decided I can always change the dll in the distribution later. (If anyone is interested the old SpinDrum application can be downloaded from www.ixi-software.net/content/download.html) have fun -- enrike ::

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Blue Vitriol Live PA -- 2x Laptop Craziness
by Josh Steiner 02 Mar '04

02 Mar '04

*Hey guys, this is my electronic "band"... we use a custom performance environment i wrote in PD. -josh --- Blue Vitriol Live PA -- 2x Laptop Craziness* Tuesday, Feb. 3 . 7 - 9 pm . In Association with PixelBiscuit <http://www.pixelbiscuit.com/> @ Wish <http://www.wishsf.com/>, 1539 Folsom St., San Francisco Custom software, custom sounds, & strong cocktails. Always free. We will be playing a lot of new material - a bit of ambient head music, a bit of booty shakin' glitchery. Stick around and dance afterward as the usual PixelBiscuit DJ Crew do their business. As usual, more info available on our website: http://bluevitriol.com Hope to see you there. - Joschi & Jacob Z. a.k.a. Blue Vitriol -- ________________________________________________________________ live experimental electronic music -- http://bluevitriol.com independent u.s. drum'n'bass -- http://vitriolix.com

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tbext w/ fftw support
by Tim Blechmann 29 Feb '04

29 Feb '04

hi all, i'm proud to present the first really useful externals for my small library, that mainly contained boring / obsolete stuff: rfftw~ and rifftw~: they are doing exactly the same as the pd-internal rfft~ / rifft~, but since they use the fftw3 library, they are pretty fast: benchmarks on my p4 2.5 GHz for 16 objects: (fftw with sse/sse2 enabled, pd with -O3 -march=pentium4 -mmmx -msse -msse2-mfpmath=sse, gcc 3.3.3) rfft~ rfftw~: block size 64 / overlap 32 65% 32% 128 32 75% 36% 256 32 82% 39% 512 32 90% 43% 1024 32 99% 48% 2048 16 56% 30% 4096 16 62% 37% 8192 16 68% 40% rifft~ rifftw~: 64 32 56% 30% 128 32 66% 31% 256 32 73% 29% 512 32 82% 31 1024 32 90% 33% 2048 32 100% 40% 4096 16 57% 27% 8192 16 64% 29% i'm planing to add fftw~ and ifftw~ objects, soon... cheers... Tim mailto:TimBlechmann@gmx.de ICQ: 96771783 -- The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn, like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars and in the middle you see the blue centerlight pop and everybody goes "Awww!" Jack Kerouac

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