Pd-list May 2004

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Re: [PD] Help with special object(s)
by thewade 21 May '04

21 May '04

Thanks for the help, change did it! Heres basically what I was doing: [atom] | [t f f] | \\ [- ]\\[% 4] | [change] | [t f b] | \\ [atom] [0] Without the [change] I get bangs even if the number coming out of the [- ] is the same/unchanging. Thanks for the help all! -thewade

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delay with feedback and clipping
by julien.breval＠tremplin-utc.net 21 May '04

21 May '04

Hello A common delay problem. Suppose you have a note that lasts about one second, and you are processing it into a delay with feedback. The problems come when you use short delay times (about 50-100 ms) with a high feedback (about 80-90 %). As the note is superposed (mixed) lots of times, it produces classic digital clip distorsion [And actually, even if you repeat only one time the note, if the delay time is shorter than the duration of the note, you may get distorsion as well]. Is there a common method for controlling the occurence of this clipping (besides using [clip~]), or do I just have to tune the values empirically ? thanks, -j

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Re: [PD-dev] Re: Price request for pure-data.org
by Yves Degoyon 21 May '04

21 May '04

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Re: [PD] changing the coding (character set)
by Yury 21 May '04

21 May '04

thanx Krzysztof, it works !! now i can put Cyrrilic comments with your wonderful Cyclone/[comment] object. but i'm curious and persistent enough not to stop here..:) i also put "cp1251.enc" file in folder "..\lib\tcl8.3\encoding" and saw my native symbols in a text editor window (opened by Ctrl+T) however sending them to a comment object (no matter what cyrrilic coding it uses) results in a crush .. if i send them to native Pd objects there appear Latin symbols and numbers instead of expected Cyrillic. you told there is a way to hack pd.tk (?) file to force Pd into a proper font. could you plese bring some light to this hackish sollution ? with this i could effectively port my russian pd-help docs into the form of pd-pathes. -- Best regs, Yury mailto:yurolog@mail.ur.ru KC> any tcl distribution should have it, or you can get from sf: KC> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/tcl/tcl/library/encoding/iso8859-5.enc KC> (just checked it -- wroks on my xp) KC> Krzysztof

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qwerty keyboard
by David NG McCallum 21 May '04

21 May '04

Luke, I've got a little gop abstraction in my abstraction collection that does that. sintheta.org somewhere in the downloads section. David -- __ _ _ _ _ __ ___ _ ___ __ _ _ _ ____ __ Music wants to be free http://sintheta.org

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buffer override
by pd＠plakatif.net 21 May '04

21 May '04

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-nogui: how to quit pd correctly?
by Roman Haefeli 21 May '04

21 May '04

hi simple question: how to quit pd correctly, if you don't use gui (in win98)? when trying to start midi, you're told not to close the dos-window directly. if you do it nevertheless, can it cause problems when starting midi next time? every second time when i start running pd, pd "could not open midi input". roman

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Anti-aliasing filter
by Al Riley 21 May '04

21 May '04

Thanks for help. I've sorted out my sample rate problem but now I've got another problem. I've got an additive synth which generates some very high frequency partials and hence aliasing distortion occurs when the fundamental is high enough. I tried to fix this by using a low pass (lop~) filter before the dac. This didn't fix the problem and I suspect that lop~ only filters up to about 22kHz. Is there a way of implementing a 'brick wall' filter which will stop ALL frequencies past a cutoff? (i.e. not just frequencies in the audible range) Al ____________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly..."Ping" your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/download/index.html

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computational load for PD hosting
by marcus 21 May '04

21 May '04

Hello, I'm currently investigating the possibility of hosting PD patches on a webserver and letting users interact with the parameters using a Flash interface connected to PD by a flosc server (thanks for the tip, Frank; flosc is great...) I've developed a single-user prototype for this project, and the initial signs look promising. Now my question is, how powerful of a server would be needed to allow multiple users to run seperate PD instances? Let's assume that each patch would be running a very simple instrument - just oscillators and number controls. If each additional web user opened a seperate instance and the audio was streamed back through the Flash client (using Shoutcast perhaps?), at what point would the number of simultaneous users be maxed out on, say, an Athlon 64 3200 with a Gig of RAM? I know this is all somewhat vague. I'm just curious to hear thoughts that any of you have on the matter. Also, I haven't yet figured out what sort of server-side coding would be neccessary to dynamically assign ports to their respective instances in PD. I suppose I should talk to a PERL adept, huh? Thanks, Marcus

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grantabr~ anybody?
by Norbert Math 21 May '04

21 May '04

hello, i'm missing grantabw~ and grantabr~ required by some ancient patches of mine ... would a kind soul mail them to me, please? btw. these objects provide simple granular synthesis by arbitrary writing buffers into a table - maybe similar to (max-) stutter~ (but i' don't really know). norbert

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