Pd-list September 2004

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pd & midi
by juto aviten 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

Hi there, is there no one who had same experience and could help us?? really? thanks julien --------------------- Hello friends, I tried to test some MIDI with PD-0.37-4 but I have few problems maybe some of you experienced? I use a mandrake 10 with kernel 2.6-sds37 and also come back on the other 2.4mm29 I had good experiences with PD-036 & MIDI but I didn't try since! jackd recognize the midiman 2x2 + controler (I tested some others apps) but it seems pd didn't write midi in jack, maybe you already no that? but even in oss there's no MIDI, there is no read/write permissions on /dev/midi even if we write on it -mididev 1 2 3, others application work fine! if someone have an idea, please answer!! thanks juto

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Fw: [PD] sfwrite~ problem
by kyrre laastad 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

> Hallo, > You probably shouldn't try to record to disk, but to [table]'s. You > should make the tables you use appropriatly large with "-resize" > messages, then you could for example play them with tabread4~ or if > you have the xsample externals, use that. You will only be able to > record as far as your RAM is reaching, but you will get less clicks > than when dealing with harddisks, which can have a bad impact on > clicking. yeah, i never really used sfwrite~. it just somehow slipped out of my subconciousness when i wrote that mail. damn that freud guy. i think the problem was that i didn't send resize messages to the tables. i'll try that after work. thanks a lot. regards, /kyrre.

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/dev/dsp newbie problemo
by roc 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

yo by the way, forgot to mention, i'm trying this on a ibook g3 running debian... > after a while pding on OSX i'm trying to switch to linux. > compilation was ok, but when i start pd i get: > > /dev/dsp (writeonly): Device or resource busy > /dev/dsp (readonly): No such device or address > error: failed to open MIDI ports; continuing without MIDI. > audio I/O stuck... closing audio and MIDI > > i don't care about the MIDI part, cos i won't be using any, but i > obviously want some audio ;~) > i assume it might be something very easy to solve, but i'm still a > newbie here and i get lost with dev permissions etc. > hints? > r >

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sfwrite~ problem
by kyrre laastad 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

hi all. i haven't really introduced myself here, so here goes; i am kyrre, a 20 year old norwegian drummer who is very interested in live electronics and aleatoric music. therefor i am trying to program a live phrase sampler that will play back the things i play to me randomly, to challenge myself as an improvising musician. i have made a patch that does this using delwrite~ and vd~, but i want to rather record small segments and get them played back to me, as in Ã¸yvind brandtsegg fantastic csound program "improsculpt", which can be found at http://www.teks.no/oeyvind/frames/Index.htm. it isn't ported to mac yet, i'm afraid, so i can't use it. so i was thinking that i could get it to record randomly and play back randomly, but when i use sfwrite~ it only records for the tiniest moment. i've tried to give it set messages and all, but i still can't get it to record more than this click. i've seen through the help files and the documentation, but i haven't found anything that explains this. i'm sorry if this has been covered before. flame me if so. oh, and i'm running a g4 tibook with 667 mhz and 1 gig ram and a m-audio audiophile usb sound card. not that it matters in this case. thanks in advance. -kyrre.

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workshops in Gent, Belgium
by Marloes de Valk 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

Hello PD list! For those of you from Belgium/Holland, with nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, grandma's, grandpa's, brothers and/or sisters who are interested in Pure Data but don't know much about it yet: there's a small 1 day workshop with Aymeric Mansoux in Gent, Belgium and later in Nijmegen, Holland! Spread the word :) grtz! Marloes Workshop VJ 9 October 2004 Arno Coenen and Aymeric Mansoux The guests will bring their own set of tools and a variation of VJ software/hardware will be shown and discussed on a both technical and content level. After the presentation there is time for questions, discussion and for taking a closer look at the tools. The workshop takes place from 1 pm until 6 pm. Arno Coenen is knows as VJ and artist, amongst others he collaborated with Transformer die Roboter and made the installations 'Time to bone', an interactive masturbation unit, as seen in the red light district, with nine 1 minute 3D computer animations starring lego/playmobil-style puppets. www.solidrocketboosters.com <http://www.solidrocketboosters.com> Aymeric Mansoux is a media artist and an expert in combining image and sound in live performances. He will make a demo of the open source software Pure Data and PDP, together they form THE (free) alternative to Max/MSP and Jitter. The participants will go home with a bootable cd containing the software. www.bleu255.com <http://www.bleu255.com> For info about the free bootable cd: www.dyne.org <http://www.dyne.org> Maximum number of participants: 10 (minimum: 7) Costs: 30 euros (including tickets for the Regio Finale) Application: www.visualsensations.nl <http://www.visualsensations.nl> ATTENTION! Registration closes two weeks before the workshop in question. Other locations: FREEJ with Jaromil * 8 okt Kunstencentrum Vooruit, Gent (Belgium) * 15 okt LUX, Nijmegen * 5 nov Off_Corso, Rotterdam * 12 nov Zapclub/Simplon, Groningen * 19 november Mezz, Breda * 10 dec Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem VJ * 9 okt Kunstencentrum Vooruit te Gent: Arno Coenen en Aymeric Mansoux * 16 okt LUX te Nijmegen: Arno Coenen en Aymeric Mansoux Marloes de Valk Educatie Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Montevideo/Time Based Arts Keizersgracht 264 1016 EV Amsterdam T 020 6237101 F 020 6244423 E marloes(a)montevideo.nl www.montevideo.nl

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all that you need to be happy in life
by beau 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

Net Label Kikapu.com releases "Wein, Weib und Gesang" you can download it from: http://www.kikapu.com/label/releases/kpu072.htm An ambient compilation featuring 34 different artist from around the world The running time for the entire release is 4 hours, 48 minutes, and 15 seconds!!!!!!! Entirely in hi-resolution mp3 format this totals 516 MB The title is an old German saying that is loosely translated as "wine, women and songs...all you need to be happy in life." These songs represent a collective attempt to help you, the listener, be happy in life. The release is Kikapu's largest and most ambitious to date and features new and returning artists to Kikapu. Kikapu is primarily a net label, which means that we offer music that is available exclusively through free mp3 downloads, and we also offer the occasional CDR release as well. All mp3 releases on the site are free for you to download and distribute as you wish, as long as it is not done for profit. The label was started as a way for brilliant artists to showcase their talents; here you can find music from up-and-coming artists as well as artists already well-established within the electronic music community. Track listing for the release is as follows: 01. Mar.ch - They Are Looking For A Country Of Their Own 02. Agnes High Quality - Falsehood (Version I) 03. Dub Jay - Vmechocori 04. Sex Enemy - Tide Sequence (Dub) 05. Algorhythm - Walking Forward Looking Backward 06. Introspective - Dark Clouds Over The Desert 07. Caddis - ...And We Were Led To Pools Of Light 08. Gainforest - Longitude 09. X41 - Pale Blue Dot 10. Komori - Chambon 11. The System Boot - Madison 12. Vincent Parker - PO9IJK 13. Jason Sloan - From February (Live In Seattle 02.27.04) 14. These Men Are Cowards - But Mr. Cass I Think It's Just Your Radio Is Broken 15. Kaminari Synthesis - A Few Days Until Never Again 16. Spark - Celebrate 17. Room - Womb 18. Mike Verde - Thank You 19. Latency - Stithe 20. EelFayGree - Concordia Discors 21. Matt Borghi - This Moment Feels Frozen, But Really We're In Another Time And Place 22. 518 vs. Joel - The Singularity 23. Souns - Senseless In Space 24. Veem - Contraption 25. Eric Laurence - 6 26. Notech - It's The First Day Of The Rest Of Your Problems 27. Cypod - Peace 28. Evil Jon - FC4004 29. Effacer - Atoll, Grand Mal 30. Stephen Philips - Going Nowhere 31. Space Plans - Jesus On A Jet-Pack 32. Pocka - Four Little Photos In A Row 33. Autistici - Locations Marked On A Map Of Silence 34. Kosik - Lastly Empty Kikapu is a non-profit project, and any earnings made from the sale of releases and other merchandise is applied towards web site hosting fees and future physical release projects. All rights of the artists and of their recorded material are reserved. All tracks and graphics are copyright of their respective authors. If you would like to donate to this release send email to bsm772s(a)yahoo.com for paypal information http://geocities.com/recursionvideolab/

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Datagloves 5DT, divers vernier Sensors with PD
by Max Neupert 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

Hi List, by doing an inventory of our falculties labs i found interesting hardware and i was wondering about PD compatiblity because of an upcoming PD Workshop. Here is part of that inventory list, i would like to hear if somebody out there says if it's somehow compatible with PD or not. A pair of data gloves: http://www.5dt.com/products/pdataglove5.html A sensor kit with the following sensors: > Magnetic Field Sensor http://www.vernier.com/probes/probes.html?mg-bta&template=standard.html > Barometer http://www.vernier.com/probes/probes.html?bar-bta&template=standard.html > CO2 Sensor http://www.vernier.com/probes/probes.html?co2-bta&template=standard.html > Motion Detector http://www.vernier.com/probes/probes.html?md-btd&template=standard.html > Radiation Monitor and the USB interface to connect those sensors to the computer: http://www.vernier.com/mbl/labpro.html thanks, max

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transient designer
by Frank Barknecht 15 Sep '04

15 Sep '04

Hallo, I designed a prototype for a transient designer. I would love if someone, who actually has such a beast (it seems, they all are only available for lots of money and operating systems I don't run) and could test if what I tweaked together actually sounds like a transient designer. ;) Here's the README: transient~.pd is a little toy to work on transients of sounds, that is, attack and relase phases. It uses an envelope follower with variable attack and release times, which is contained here in two versions: as an abstraction and as a slightly faster C-external called "arenv~". transenv~.pd is a wrapper around both implementations. If you can compile the binary, then just copy transenv~.ext.pd to transenv~.pd and you will be using it in the transient~.pd main patch. All this is more or less copylefted (same as Pd license) by Frank Barknecht <fbar(a)footils.org>, uses the skeleton_tilde.c from Zexy to save typing, an algorithm from musicdsp.org for the envelope follower, and ideas which I read about in context with the SPL transient designer hardware. There also is quite a bit of tweaking by ears in it to find some cool default values and the value ranges. Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__

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GEM cursor
by Patrick Nicastro 15 Sep '04

15 Sep '04

Hi, I'm trying to turn off the cursor with both GEM message to the gemwin <cursor 1/0> or <gemwin_mess cursor $1>. Neither of them works on my OSX... Does somebody knows why or has a third solution? Thanks Patrick Nicastro

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Re: [PD] ggee compile errors
by navz＠dreaming.org 15 Sep '04

15 Sep '04

thanks for your help so far frank, it looks as though i am attempting a different workaround... i'm going to take the shell.pd_linux (and the other goodies from the extra in pd-externals/puredata apt-get) and drop them into a custom install. rude and crude and but it should work. i'll mv the appropriate docs too. hopefully thats it. it turns out i used /usr/local/lib for my installs and apt uses usr/lib/ for its pd so trampling should be avoided. if it doesn't work i'll just wait till next week when i get a new machine to work on and use gentoo where compiling is still fashionable ;) although the .deb seems like a great idea; i mean it installs with jack and has both oss and alsa support plus all those externs and gem in just a few seconds. quite a beautiful experience. too bad it didnt work though. (i'll submit the report through bugreport if i can't figure out why) seems deb pd doesnt want to open any windows; gives me watchdogs on root w/-rt flag; and when launched says "Pd: system call timed out". actually its totally dysfunctional right now. but i'll try again later, maybe reboot or some trick might do it. thanks again for your suggestions frank, i'll get it going soon, and will try to use the fakeroot debian/thing too oh and all the best in graz pd developers, thanks for pd it roxxxx cheers, naveen - > > Message: 3 > Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:40:52 +0200 > From: Frank Barknecht <fbar(a)footils.org> > To: pd-list(a)iem.at > Subject: Re: [PD] ggee compile errors > > Hallo, > navz(a)dreaming.org hat gesagt: // navz(a)dreaming.org wrote: > > > well, because i didnt apt-get pd to begin with, and now its quite > customized > > with other externals... will this externals pkg trample the rest of my > > installed pd? > > It will trample on your externals and will install the Debian Pd, > because it depends on it. > > There are various ways around it. One is to build your own Pd as a > debian package. This is very easy done by "fakeroot debian/rules > binary" after copying the "debian" directory from the deb or from CVS. > I could explain the details, if there is interest. > > You can do the same for the externals: There is a directory > "externals/debian" in the CVS, which makes this very easy for Debian > users. > > It's good to use a CVS checkout for this, not some packages which > might be a bit old. > > A third solution is going to "externals/build/linux" and type "make" > there, then copy the externals you want somewhere in your Pd-path (or > add "externals/build/linux" to your path. This is the easiest, > building debs is the most clean solution, which isn't hard at all, > too. > > Ciao > -- > Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__ > > > --__--__-- ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.

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Pd-list September 2004