hi!
anybody has any idea how to send a signal to other
outputs than the main out? I am using a Motu 828
soundcard, in a MacOsX, G3, Pd 0.36... No signal was
send in dac 3-8; Pd couldn´t recognize the soundcard
analog outs, just the main outs...
Please, I need a help! I am in deep work with it, and it
depends of a quadrafonic system to be realized...
Well well, thanks again
Alex
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Hello,
There's probably simpler, but for once I have an answer.
Cheers,
Guilherme
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hello list
I like very much the "key" object, but as I am kind of still newbie I
couldn't manage to get what I want:
I would like to make I kind of "password protected" use for key
controlling.
So if I write "s" "m" "p" (for sampler) then it should open a channel
(I know with "route") or bang I duuno,
And I could use the Numberkeys 1-9 for bangcontrol my sampler.
These Number-Keys should have these fundtions only if I wrote first
into my keyboard "smp".
I am sure someone has featured this out already and maybe he has a
solution?
And please no externals! It should work just with normal objects...
thank you
miyazaki_s
basle, switzerland, europe
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I am now deep in the throws of creating a full automated MacOS X
package builder. The last step I have to do is to automate the .pkg
building of Pd itself. But I thought I would throw out this package
that has lots of good stuff in it (pd-externals, cyclone, zexy, PDDP,
tutorials, docs). I am looking to see if it works for other people.
You can down the .dmg file and install it:
http://www.pure-data.org/Members/hans/
Or can download it from the CVS, compile and install it. You'll need
these packages:
cvs co pd
cvs co externals
cvs co doc
cvs co darwin-pkg
Then you just:
cd darwin-pkg
make dmg
and it should compile everything, make .pkgs, and put them in their own
.dmg. This one is currently lacking pd itself, but once everything
smoothed out, I'll release the full version.
.hc
(quoting myself)
> I get the best results (=12ms in/out) with sr 96000 and 4*32 (as long
as i
> don't move my mouse to much :-/ ) The only problem now is that
osc~,
> metro etc run at about half speed..
Rereading the docs i figured out i misunderstood the -audiobuf flag. (
thought that was the number of buffers)
With pd0.37-test10 if i ask for 4ms (bufsize 32) i get 12.5 ms in/out
latency and i can drag my windows around as much as i like without
glitches..
Still couldn't figure out what goes wrong with the sample rate
conversion if i use sr 96000. any idea's?
cheers,
xof
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i think splitfilename, stripfilename and mergefilename is what you want.
look in iemlib.
cheers
a.z.
From: Josh Steiner <josh(a)vitriolix.com>
To: Michael Hackl <hackl(a)plankton.net>
CC: pd-list(a)iem.at
Subject: Re: [PD] substring functions
[niagara] from zexy will let you split a message at a certain place, you
pass it a number and it splits it for you. i know there is an object
which splits messages based on a separater charater like"-" ... cant
remember it this second...
Michael Hackl wrote:
> hi
> is there a possibility to cut off the first characters of a string or
> to split a string by a given char (split 10-XXXX by '-' -> 10 XXXX)
> thanks
> Michael
>
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Hi Joerg (and PD list)
It seems that the tcl/tk libs are hardcoded to be located at the
directory specified when tcl/tk is compiled. Also it requires an
absolute path to function correctly (I've tried relative path with no
luck).
The solution seems to be to create a staticly linked pd-gui. I have
created such file and made a new package. Still I have great trouble
testing this outside our domain but I think it is independant of other
libs now.
Also I have provided tcl/tk libs for static linking (.a files).
I really hope it works now - and sorry for the mess yesterday :-)
The package is available at:
http://www.cvmt.dk/~sb/pd
The file is:
pd-0.36-2.irix.tar.gz
I have also uploaded the sources for tcl/tk 8.4.0 (I cannot compile
8.4.4 on Irix(!)).
/Soeren
'Joerg Spix' wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I got your new version pd-0.36-1.irix.tar.gz and installed it (without getting
> Tcl/Tk 8.4 elsewhere) and it looks like before.
> I tried $HOME/pd/bin/pd $HOME/pd/bin/pd-n32 and $HOME/pd/bin/pd-o32 and got
> the following results:
>
> luciani 61% ./bin/pd
> 1662:./bin/pd-gui: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully map soname 'libtk8.4.so' under any of the filenames /pack/tk-8.4.0/lib/libtk8.4.so:/pack/tcl-8.4.0/lib/libtk8.4.so:/usr/lib32/libtk8.4.so:/usr/lib32/internal/libtk8.4.so:/lib32/libtk8.4.so:/opt/lib
> Pd: signal 2
> luciani 62% ./bin/pd-n32
> 1674:./bin/pd-gui: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully map soname 'libtk8.4.so' under any of the filenames /pack/tk-8.4.0/lib/libtk8.4.so:/pack/tcl-8.4.0/lib/libtk8.4.so:/usr/lib32/libtk8.4.so:/usr/lib32/internal/libtk8.4.so:/lib32/libtk8.4.so:/opt/lib
> Pd: signal 2
> luciani 63% ./bin/pd-o32
> 1684:./bin/pd-gui: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully map soname 'libtk8.4.so' under any of the filenames /pack/tk-8.4.0/lib/libtk8.4.so:/pack/tcl-8.4.0/lib/libtk8.4.so:/usr/lib32/libtk8.4.so:/usr/lib32/internal/libtk8.4.so:/lib32/libtk8.4.so:/opt/lib
> Pd: signal 2
> luciani 64%
>
> So there are still some fixed paths in there, I"m afraid or should I get the T
> TK 8.4 package to run pd?
>
> Regarding the externals. it sounds a little bit like the externals must have
> been compiled for the same processor generation (n32 vs. o32) like pd and
> since Millers versions only have been o32, the externals are also o32 and
> this is the reason why they don't run. Maybe we can expect n32-externals to
> run with pd-n32?
>
> I forgot to mention not to reply to this address, because I rather seldom look
> in this mailbox. Better use joerg.spix(a)informatik.uni-oldenburg.de, because
> this is my main mailbox until I can debug my sendmail. Your messages arrived,
> but just because I didn't see an answer in my main mailbox (and of course
> because I forgot to mention this in my last mail) I checked the mail there.
>
> Thanks a lot for your help. My reactions might become a bit delayed since I
> have a lot of urgent things to do on my list, but I will do my best to check
> your binaries.
>
> Joerg
Hi,
I've been making this patch that requires a bunch of
$0-blah as send symbols for sliders.
I didn't realise that until just now so I used vi to
turn all the blah1 blah2 (actually stuff like osc1_cut
osc2_pw etc) to $0-blah1 $0-blah2 etc.
the thing is I used the GUI first to just edit 3 of
the sliders send symbols to be $0-blah etc, but then i
decided to do the rest in vi, which worked great
except:
when I go back into the patch the ones that i edited
in the GUI show up as $0-blah but the ones that I
edited in vi change to 1000-blah... so when i save
them they change to 1000-blah and when i open them up
again they are 1000-blah (so they won't adapt).
any ideas?
-alex
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Hello,
Can someone point me to the documentation for the objects in cyclone (if
there are any)? I'm pretty sure this question has been asked before, but I
can't track much down on google. Thanks.
Chadwick