Open House Wednesdays: Pure Data: Open Source Counterpart to Max, Pd is a real-time graphical programming environment for audio and graphical processing. It was planned as a free, better and more stable Max/FTS, which was also developed by Miller Puckette, while he was at IRCAM. Hans-Christoph Steiner has is a Pd developer and has created projects using Pd ranging from sound installations to interactive robots to a graphical scoring system.
There will be an overview of what Pd can do with examples of work created using Pd followed by a question and answer session.
Wednesday, June 22nd, 7-9pm 22 Greene St. New York, NY 212.334.3347 Free
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Hallo list!
A maybe useful external for some Gem/PDP users:
pix_2pdp captures the contents of a Gem pix and transforms it to a PDP packet with almost no cpu power. So it's possible to convert from Gem to PDP to Gem to PDP to ... if you use the Gem pix objects!
So what can you do with it?
* use pix_video/pix_2pdp for firewire input in PDP * use pix_2pdp/pdp_rec~ to record Gem pixes * maybe switch between Gem and PDP all the time * ...
pix_2pdp is based on code of gem2pdp by Yves Degoyon and is (should be) part of the gem2pdp package. Many thanks to IOhannes M Zmölnig!
For more information how to use it look at the help patch.
You can get the code and linux binaries here: http://grh.mur.at/software/pix2pdp.html
LG Georg
PS: @Yves: Can I (or you) check in the code into /externals/gem2pdp in CVS and could you also apply the 2 patches from IOhannes (on sourceforge), because otherwise it won't compile ... (or should I check in all the stuff?)
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Hans-Christoph Steiner