Pd-list November 2003

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2-D video work with pd in WinXP
by the wade 21 Nov '03

21 Nov '03

OK, I know that pd/pidip is cool for linux 2-D stuff. What about winXP? I was trying to map video onto cubes in gem, but I could not avoid the frame refresh popping. a 720x480 avi is no texture I think, even with my 512MB ATI 9800 and AMD 2600 w/ 1GB ram. Whats the tool for windows? (as my linux laptop is pokey with its usb-audio card that doesnt really work well... >100ms latency) Thanks for the help! -thewade

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Re: [PD] drum syth
by MilesOkazaki＠aol.com 21 Nov '03

21 Nov '03

There is a drum machine called "rhythmcomposer" that I made for PD available at http://www.pure-data.org/community/patches It will play up to 8 layers of any patterns of any length in any subdivision of the beat with any sound, calculate the loop point of the various patterns, display the patterns and count out the beat cycle. I use a CD of professional drum samples to go with it, which for obvious copyright reasons can't be included with the patch, but can be purchased at any music store. -Miles Okazaki

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drum syth
by Pixelcorrection＠wmconnect.com 21 Nov '03

21 Nov '03

is there a drum synth patch for pd that is available for windows?

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Re: No sound in debian
by Georgios Fourtounis 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

>>This will be asked by many: Mixer turned up and unmuted? It should be unmuted because audio CDs can be heard (through alsaplayer) and pd 0.36 makes sound with exactly the same configuration. Anyway, sticking to 0.36 for the time being, time is for tweaking patches and not bug-hunting... Thanx for replying! George

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color bars + tone
by Pixelcorrection＠wmconnect.com 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

does any one have a gem patch that will generate color bars for calibrating an NTSC monitor? a good pd patch that generates test tone to go along with it would be appreciated as well.

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where do u apt-get???
by nmp||| 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

hao, after doing "my first" debianppc install ), i want to head to Pd, dunno if it was gunter who mentioned a repository out there, i have searched with no luck, my best mirrors are in brazil and what i see there is a 0.32 version of pd. I now i can manually d/l and compile but my Q. goes in search of a deb ftp or http containing stuff like what h.c has already included in the OSX and W%^$^$ extended installers. It will be of great use a place where to apt-get install a "stable" version + externals.. hope someone can give me directions on this cause im sure im missing something. thanks, nmp/ -- ________________________________________________________________________________ http:// Zona Desmilitarizada |||||||| http://kolab.da.ru/ |||| ||||||||Da size of switz||||||||||| ||||| http://www.egs.edu ||||||

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normal keyboard as midi
by Adrian deCleir 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

> Is there any objects in pd that allow someone to use a normal typing > keyboard as a midi keyboard, > so instead of the notes on the midi keyboard, you could use maybe > q,2,w,3,e,4,r,5,t,6,y,7,u,8,i,9,o,0, where the notes go up up repectively

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readsf~ bad header
by Michael Edwards 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

Hello all, I'm sure I've seen this problem mentioned before (not getting any hits when searching though), and to be honest, I thought I'd seen the last of it, but every so often, when trying to play a sound file using readsf~ I get the error message "unknown or bad header format". What's worse is that PD (or my sound card? Hammerfall PCMCIA) then proceeds to play full amplitude noise instead of the sound file. I'm running PD on Windows XP on a Pentium 4. Does anyone know why this happens or more to the point, how it can be avoided? It doesn't happen often, but even once in a while is bad news for concerts. Thanks for any help, Michael _____________________________________________________________________ Michael Edwards Tel. Office: (+44) (0)131 650 2431 Lecturer in Music Technology Home: (+44) (0)131 556 8494 The University of Edinburgh UK Mobile: (+44) (0)7952 153750 Alison House Austria Mobile: (+43) (0)699 11 686441 12 Nicolson Square Email: m(a)michael-edwards.org Edinburgh EH8 9DF Web: http://www.michael-edwards.org Scotland, UK _____________________________________________________________________

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Re: [PD] [OT] next Linux kernel and Hammerfall cards
by CK 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

I read: > http://pd.klingt.org/files/hdsp-howto.html and there is http://www.linuxjournal.com//article.php?sid=7024 and probably I'll scribble some random notes onto some wiki when I try to use this card the next time regards, x -- chris(a)lo-res.org Postmodernism is german romanticism with better http://pilot.fm/ special effects. (Jeff Keuss / via ctheory.com)

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[OT] next Linux kernel and Hammerfall cards
by julien.breval＠tremplin-utc.net 20 Nov '03

20 Nov '03

hello some time ago I read that the next Linux kernel (current version is 2.4.x) will originally include the latest ALSA driver as the generic sound driver (maybe OSS will be abandonned) do you know when this kernel (2.5) is released ? I could not find any information about this I'm very interested in this new kernel, because currently the most recent Hammerfall sound cards (like mine) are not directly compatible with the ALSA driver anymore (hdsploader problem, related to the RME Hammerfall PCI hardware revision v1.8 and higher whose firmwares are not downgradable) I saw there are new versions of the ALSA driver too, but I haven't tested them yet (maybe this RME problem was corrected ; I should try installing these new drivers) On planetCCRMA, the ALSA driver is still 0.9.6, I remember the hdsp problem remained with this version (there was a solution provided by Thomas Charbonnel, consisting in the new hdsploader (that was NOT included in alsa-0.9.6), but I didn't have the time to install it properly and now I have forgotten all information about it) is there anyone on this list who uses a recent Hammerfall dsp sound card under Linux ? when did you buy your card ? thanks, j --

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