Pd-list September 2003

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loading a library in Win2K
by J. Scott Hildebrand 03 Sep '03

03 Sep '03

for loading GEM, this works: I:\pdforwindows\bin\pd.exe -path /pdforwindows/gem-0.87/ -lib gem but for loading my own convaudio2~.lib, i can't get it to work: I:\pdforwindows\bin\pd.exe -path /pdcrossfadingsecondtry windows/convaudio2static/Debug/ -lib convaudio2static~ does it not work because pd doesn't like static libraries? scott -------------------------------------------------------------------- "640K ought to be enough for anybody." -- Bill Gates, 1981 --------------------------------------------------------------------

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GEM pix_rgba
by tim cleminson 03 Sep '03

03 Sep '03

hi, i am experiencing problems with the pix_rgba object. it seems to shift the color fields around so that blue becomes red. yet this object is necessary precursor if you use the pix manipulator objects, what's going on can anyone help?. I have placed the pix_rgba object bellow pix_film and above pix_texture2 objects. I'm using OS X 10.2.3 on 12' Powerbook with pd 0.36 and gem 0.87 thanks tim

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pd 0.37 test10 for windows
by marius schebella 02 Sep '03

02 Sep '03

hi, Ok, I like the new version, too! but want to add some points. The selfextractor put a wrong link on my desktop icon. Seems to be hard-coded to c:\pd\bin, whereas i installed my Pd to another drive. The properties window for path extensions is to small (10 lines), respectively it does not show all paths given in the start script. I wonder how the audio-settings (input, output, midi) can be saved? Maybe in a standardized pd.ini-file? marius.

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thanks for before, and help some more?
by still clueless 02 Sep '03

02 Sep '03

Hello my favorite list, how are you? First, I want to thank you for your help with match and floathotel. I didnt get floathotel built on my ignorant windows box, but match did the trick. Thanks! Second, I was wondering if there was an external (or internal) that allows pd to deal with the serial port. I know theres one for the parellel port, but some of the robotics I hope to use (mondotronics.com) are serial. What do you think? Thanks again for your help. This list has been the most helpfull list ive been on, and I hope to return the favor some day. -?

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Re: [PD-announce] pd 0.37 test 10 released
by smoerk 02 Sep '03

02 Sep '03

Miller Puckette wrote: > Hi all, > > the tenth test version of PD 0.37 is out. It looks pretty stable now. when setting the delay (msec) to 1 my computer nearly freezes, which means it's faster to reset the machine than trying to kill the pd process.

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analog outs
by afenerich 02 Sep '03

02 Sep '03

hi! i cannot send any signal to analog outs 1-8 using pd; it only can recognize the main outs. i am using a motu 828 firewire in a macos10, G3. how can i send it§ thanks a loy, sorry about my newbie question... Alex __________________________________________________________________________ Acabe com aquelas janelinhas que pulam na sua tela. AntiPop-up UOL - É grátis! http://antipopup.uol.com.br/

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Re: [PD] trying to configure hammerfall + asio..
by kristof lauwers 02 Sep '03

02 Sep '03

I have the card running in ADAT mode. 2*64 sounds terribly distorted on my system. 2*whatever seems not to work well with any buffersize for me. 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.. xof At 15:12 01-09-03 +0200, gml(a)xs4all.nl wrote: >I forgot to mention, latency is better when you use the card in ADAT mode. >The digi96/8 has a fixed buffer of 64 KB with divided into 8 or 32 periods. >It uses the same buffer for stereo and ADAT mode. >The smallest total latency is about 3 to 4 of the smallest periods. IIRC >from past experience, in linux I needed at least 3 out to run without >distortion and there is always at least one in, but maybe the windows ASIO >driver works better and can deal with a output buffer of 2 periods. >The smallest period is 2048 bytes >With 32bit samples that makes 512 samples. >In stereo , a period is 256 frames, in ADAT only 64. At sr=48000 you >should get 2*64 = 128/48000 = 5ms output latency >Of course you need an ADAT ad/da converter. > > >Gerard ____________________________________ kristof.lauwers(a)logosfoundation.org http://kristoflauwers.de.vu ____________________________________

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clever you
by call your mother 01 Sep '03

01 Sep '03

Hello again, In our latest installment, our hero is trying to test if a number is in a list of numbers in one step. Can you think of a way of doing this? [sel] only tests one number and the list is variable length ( greater than or equal to 0 ) I suppose I could write myself an external but there has to be an easy way. Thanks for your help, -MR ROBOTO

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cyclone,vst and counter
by Andrey Savitsky 01 Sep '03

01 Sep '03

hello Krzysztof and all cyclone library is very powerfull pack of objects and i'm happy to use this one. but using this library i have found out a couple things which may be not so pleasant (perhaps only for windows) first - if you use vst and cyclone libs simultaneously. in start.bat file -lib vst has to be placed before -lib cyclone. if otherwise, vst lib won't loaded. but this is not so big problem, just note. second - the counter object. Cyclone library has counter object which exists in GEM lib also with the same name. It means that counter object from GEM in all patches was replaced with Cyclone-counter. but counter from cyclon works in another way and unfortunetly i need to change all patches with this object. how to fix it? best wishes, andrey i have tried the new version of cyclone-0.1-alpha44-dll37. pd was crashed on start.

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Re: [PD-announce] pd 0.37 test 10 released
by Thomas Grill 01 Sep '03

01 Sep '03

Hi Miller, > the tenth test version of PD 0.37 is out. It looks pretty stable now. great news! > > I've finally stuck in Thomas Grill's new "quit" and thread-safety stuff. > I haven't moved on his other edits (array update sensing, and something else) > because I wasn't sure the right way to support them. I'm glad to hear that some of my suggestions have been incorporated. I designed the said array update sensing this way because the same method is used in Max/MSP. > finally, audio latency from portaudio should be 5 msec or so better. > I believe I'm getting about 20 msec through-delay on a MSWindoes > machine using ASIO now. I haven't tested this in Mac yet. (of course, > linux is still by far the best in this respect.) 20 msec is still not acceptable for use in live electronics. Do you think that <= 10 ms can be reached with the current architecture? greetings, Thomas

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