Pd-list December 2004

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where is multi curve editor?
by Lex Ein 11 Dec '04

11 Dec '04

I've lost the link to someone's nice Tcl/Tk multi-curve displayer and editor. I seem to recall it was based on Toxy... Help? Lex

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Re: Re: Re: Re: tabreceive and block
by Phillip Stearns 11 Dec '04

11 Dec '04

>>... >>As someone fairly >>new to the program, I think it would be helpful to >have >a list of all >>objects and all the different arguments or commands. >Is >there already >>something like this out there? >Right-click on an object -> help should open a help >patch. You can learn all the objects, including >externals, just by going through the help directories >(which will come up if you choose open file from a >help patch). > >Stefan Turner I have gone through the help files. They are helpful most of the times but not all the information on an object is right there. For example, all the different commands or methods that an array will accept or has are not listed all in the same spot. The information maybe out there but it's scattered in a way that isn't intuitive. What I guess I'm saying is that the help files are good for an basic understanding of most things but it would be useful to have all the information centralized. Ex: "Arrays: Everything there is to know about Arrays all in one help file". I have heard from a friend that someone has done work on this and my question is where do I find his work? --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Easier than ever with enhanced search. Learn more.

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counter which adds 0.1 when i use the up key and substracts 0.1 when i use the downkey
by oren ishii 11 Dec '04

11 Dec '04

hi people i have problems with a counter i want to design a counter that adds 0.1 when i use the up key on the keyboard and which substractes 0.1 when is use the down key i need the counter to move a rectangle with the keyboard in gem up and down with the keys. can someone help me? thx -- NEU +++ DSL Komplett von GMX +++ http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl GMX DSL-Netzanschluss + Tarif zum supergünstigen Komplett-Preis!

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markov anyone?
by Orm Finnendahl 11 Dec '04

11 Dec '04

Hi all, I forgot to mention: Last summer I ported the markov object written for Max some 11 years ago to pd. If someone is interested, I can send it off list. I didn't dare to post it as it is not very well documented and I just can't find the time to get some help patches done, so it's only for the brave ;-) It's linux only yet, but it should be rather trivial to compile for other platforms. -- Orm P.S.: Some info on the object: - markov chains up to any order (right now it's limited in a #DEFINE statement to a maximum of 32, which should serve about any needs, but a simple recompile could change that easily). - changing the order while it is running/generating events. - feedback generated events to the table (changing the probabilities) - search mode to report weights of chains. - saving and loading states to/from a file or dumping to the outlets. - memory usage is low and grows linearly with order or number of elements in the table. - very efficient due to a multidimensional search tree.

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vbitmap
by Christopher Charles 11 Dec '04

11 Dec '04

hello. first, i'd like to introduce myself to the list, my name is christopher charles, 22, germany, i've been lurking here for some months, and this is my first post. as a welcome present for you all, i "wrote" (patched together out of existing externals) a gui external called vbitmap, which is able to display and modify integers as some sort of 1-d binary map, but you'll have to see the screenshot or try it out to see what i mean: https://www.puredata.info/Members/syntax_the_nerd/ very useful for step sequencers that would otherwise be built out of vradios, which are only able to trigger 1 note at a time. get the tar, edit the makefile for the proper source locations, put it in your externals dir and try the example patch. for i only have really basic knowledge of programming, even less of portable programming, i'd be thankful if someone could try to compile it on windows, too, and tell me what i did wrong. thanks in advance, and have fun (that is, when you get it to run) charlie

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Re: Re: Re: tabreceive and block
by Stefan Turner 11 Dec '04

11 Dec '04

>... >As someone fairly >new to the program, I think it would be helpful to have >a list of all >objects and all the different arguments or commands. Is >there already >something like this out there? Right-click on an object -> help should open a help patch. You can learn all the objects, including externals, just by going through the help directories (which will come up if you choose open file from a help patch). Stefan Turner ___________________________________________________________ Win a castle for NYE with your mates and Yahoo! Messenger http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

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Re: Re: tabreceive and block
by Phillip Stearns 10 Dec '04

10 Dec '04

Subject: [PD] Re: tabreceive and block >>Hello >> >>I'm looking for documentation on all the ins and outs >>of the block object and the tabreceive object. Any >>help? The help files weren't able to give me a good >>start for using the two together. Does any one know >>where I can find detailed documantation about those >>two objects? >> >>thanks >block~ sets the number of samples in each processing >cycle (which defaults to 64). So each signal is >divided up into blocks of 64 samples as it would be >too slow to do it sample by sample. You could for >example override it to have 1-sample blocks with >[block~ 1] though: this can be useful in feedback. >tabreceive~ fills each of these blocks with the first >values of a named table (normally the first 64) over >and over. So for example if you had a 64-sample table >with values 0,1,2...63 then tabreceive~ using that >table would give a signal >0,1,2...63,0,1,2...63,0,1,2...63 etc. For examples >look at the fft help patches. Hope that makes sense? > >Stefan Turner This all makes perfect sense. I'll have a look at the FFT help files for info on the block~. Isn't there just a bit of documentation somewhere that has all the different commands/arguments you can send the block~ object or is it just the one blocksize argument? As someone fairly new to the program, I think it would be helpful to have a list of all objects and all the different arguments or commands. Is there already something like this out there? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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PD compiled for 64-bit windows?
by thewade 10 Dec '04

10 Dec '04

Hello all, Im going to download PD for windows, as my machine is dual-boot linux-winXP64: Has anyone compiled a 64-bit PD windows binary yet? Im sure the 32bit PD will work, I am just curious... Thanks, -thewade

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control voltage
by patrick 10 Dec '04

10 Dec '04

hi all, is there a way to read control voltage output in pd using a soundcard? what object should i use with adc~? can i simply plug the CV (maximum of 6 volts) to my soundcard or i need to buy an analog to digital converter? patrick

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[ot] chinese sound artist seeking for cooperation with british artists
by Thomas Grill 10 Dec '04

10 Dec '04

Hi all, i'm sending this on behalf of Jin Shan, resident in Hangzhou, China. He and Li Jianhong are the sound art research group "2nd skin", searching for cooperation with artists in Great Britain, as they are going to have a project in England. If you are interested, please write to nanami_jin(a)hotmail.com As a reference to already realized projects, please see http://www.britishcouncil.org/zh/china-arts-artistlinks-artistsandprojects.… best greetings, Thomas PS. Hangzhou is a nice city, should you ever be there!

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