hi,
just uploaded an update of live-builder, hope all works fine and you're gonna like it.
http://klingt.org/~oliver/pd/live-builder/live-builder.0.2.zip
general info here:
http://klingt.org/~oliver/pd/live-builder/
changes:
scale for pitch-sliders (playing-speed or semitones)
harddisk soundfile-player added
output recording into one stereofile or one seperate stereofile per player
solo-button
bandpass-filter randomized
mono/stereo mode added
midi now working ;-)
replace the old files with the new ones. waiting for feedback.
ciao
oliver
Hi,
here's the next version of maxlib:
http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/maxlib/
new objects:
- delta - calculates first or second order difference
- history - averrage over last N milliseconds
- netrec - a netreceives that tells you who is sending data (IP
address) and on which socket number, could be used to identify multiple
netsends
- scale - sclaes input from an input range to an output range
- velocity - get the velocity of the input (floats) in steps per second
I've also updated the freeverb~ code (again...). The second inlet was
broken in version 0.2b, now both work and stereo output is no longer
channel swaped.
Additionally there's a new reverb external called 'cverb~' it's similar
to CSounds reverb code and based on a Max external I found on the web
(don't know who made it..). Find both at
http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/freeverb/
Olaf
Hello all,
I've been at it again.
I've completed some new documents for PD's TIME objects. In my last announcement I gave a link to my documentation of PD's GLUE objects -- well the SAME link will now have newly revised reference files for:
GLUE objects
bang, float, symbol, int, send, receive, select, route, pack, unpack, trigger, spigot, moses, until, print, makefilename, change, swap, value
and TIME objects
delay, metro, line, timer, cputime, realtime, pipe
The link: http://www.davesabine.com/media/puredata.asp?action=downloads
You'll find new examples, new explanations, and probably a lot of typos!
I'd like to thank Krzysztof Czaja, Olaf Matthes for their help understanding [line].
Regards,
Dave Sabine
p.s.: If anybody noticed any errors, or if it seems that the documentations could be improved in any way, please let me know and I'll make the necessary revisions. If I remember correctly, Miller's away on holidays or something so hopefully he'll have a chance to peruse these new documents when he gets back.
Hi all,
some time ago Christian Klippel mentioned his cvbox analog/digital
converter for parport... now there's a Pd object available to get acces
to the up to 88 input channels. It supports 8, 10 and 12bit resolution
AD converters. As allways I just tested it to run under Win2k but Linux
should be possible as well (see the readme for details).
Find it at http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/cvbox/. Christians
jMax object and the detailed description how to build such a box can be
found at http://mamalala.de/files/electronic.html
Olaf
http://www.davesabine.com/media/puredata.asp?action=downloads
Hello all,
I've just finished documenting all of PD's GLUE objects.
Some of you might already be familiar with some of the reference files that I revised a few of weeks ago...well, I'm still at it! Miller responded with an excellant example of [swap] being used to build a MIDI data parser; as a result I was able to finish all of the GLUE objects.
I have revised the following files from PD's /doc/5.reference/ folder: (The following files can be downloaded in a single zip file from the above web address)
1. bang.pd
2. bng.pd
3. change.pd
4. float.pd
5. int.pd
6. loadbang.pd
7. moses.pd
8. pack.pd
9. print.pd
10. receive.pd
11. route.pd
12. select.pd
13. send.pd
14. spigot.pd
15 swap.pd
16. symbol.pd
17. trigger.pd
18. unpack.pd
19. until.pd
20. value.pd
If you like these documents, tell Miller. If you don't like them, fix them and send them back to me with your own revisions.
Regards,
Dave Sabine
p.s.: I'm just trying to provide info about PD's native objects and take some of that work load off of Miller and the other folks who are involved in developing PD and its externals.
Hi all,
Test 28 is out... the main new "feature" is settable blocksize in ASIO.
I've managed to get latency down to about 10 msec for RME hammerfall in
ASIO.
Some bug fixes too... I hope to get teh "final" 0.35 out in 2 weeks.
cheers
Miller
Hi all,
maxlib version 0.7 is now available at
http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/maxlib/
Changes:
- fixed a bug in average that made Pd crash when deleting the object
- new chord finding algorhythm in chord: now detects 67 different chord
types
- no copyright printout on object creation
known bugs:
- chord does not calculate state of inversion correctly...
Please let me know in case it does not work on Linux (there might be
some missing include files...). Makefile for Linux is provided (type
"make pd_linux").
Olaf
Hi all,
there is a new release of the pdogg~ library available.
The Ogg Vorbis streaming externals are now multithreaded. All the
encoding/decoding and network comminication is now done in a second
thread. This helps to eleminate some problems that blopcked Pd or lead
to audio dropouts. There are also a lot more bug fixes...
oggread~ now allows seeking in the file with absolute postioning in
seconds.
Find the code and precompiled win binaries at:
http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/pdogg.html
happy streaming,
Olaf
For those too lazy to compile, there's a new unoffical Debian package
for pd-0.35-test26 available at
http://footils.org/pd_0.35.0-test26_i386.deb
As usual: Please _don't_ report packaging-related Bugs to the Debian
BTS, this is packaged unofficially just for your convinience and not
supported by Debian, although it uses the debian-configuration by
Guenther Geiger.
Dependencies: x-terminal-emulator, libasound2 (>= 0.9.0beta10a-1), libc6
(>= 2.2.4-4), tcl8.3 (>= 8.3.2), tk8.3 (>= 8.3.0), xlibs (>> 4.1.0)
NB: I tried to incorporate the Jack-patch but failed miserably ;(
ciao,
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__