Pd-list September 2007

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info about image recognition and about ip-cam
by palmieri, ricardo 20 Sep '07

20 Sep '07

hi guys. im looking for information about how to create pattern recognition using pd (or how to change the patterns of libfiducialtrack).anothe question is if have some experience with pd object or abstraction ready to capture images from an IP CAM in a local network, and receive a good framerate in pd. thx for now p! -- ricardo palmieri # 1185833173 [palm.estudiolivre.org] [skype:palmieriricardo] [jabber: ricardopalmieri(a)xemele.cultura.gov.br] [msn: ricardopalmieri(a)bol.com.br] [linux user # 392484]

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icosahedron for GEM
by bigswift＠cox.net 20 Sep '07

20 Sep '07

is there a icosahedron in GEM? Patrick Pagano Sound and Light Technologist School of Theatre and Dance University of Florida

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a strange playback problem using tabread~ an tabread4~
by David Schaffer 20 Sep '07

20 Sep '07

Hi, Today, I realized that simple playback of an audio file just isn't that easy in pd: since I was unable to find an mp3 player that actually works on a win 2k/xp system, I chose to leave the files in .wav and read them using tabread~ or tabread4~ driven by phasor (I need more control than the readsf~ object can provide). Here's the weird thing: as this method works fine with files up to ~10 minutes, longer files seem to decrease in quality as time goes by, and around 18 minutes,it sounds really bad (a little like beeing processed by a "bitcrusher" ...for those who like cubase, something very "lo-fi"). I find this to be very intriguing and was wondering if anyone out there had an explanation for this, I was also wondering what other solutions I had to be able to play long wav files without quality loss. Thank you all.

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future of externals (was Re: pddp drafts)
by marius schebella 20 Sep '07

20 Sep '07

peace! frank, I don't want you to fade out on that discussion, because I think it is more than just the pddp problem and it is an interesting discussion for the future. 'pd core without externals makes no sense/cannot be separated from externals.' what do you think? at the moment the externals are programmer libraries (packed together because they were created by a developer). But in the future there will be "standard libraries" which do not exist yet. these standard libraries will be structured like standard libraries in other programming languages. they will have clear naming conventions and everybody will be happy. what do you think? marius. Frank Barknecht wrote: > Hallo, > marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote: > >> you give me the feeling that I am the bad guy with the bulldozer, trying >> to ruin all your efforts to keep pd pure and original. > > I didn't intend to do that, sorry. Ah, email ... I'm not taking > part in pddp, I just wanted to express my view on that issue. > > Ciao

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[PD-announce] [Studio XX] Newsletter 39 :: September 2007
by annonces＠studioxx.org 20 Sep '07

20 Sep '07

<http://studioxx.org> Image by Alejandra Perez Nunez Studio XX Newsletter 39 - Septembre 2007 * :: General Assembly <#1> [2 Oct] * :: Join the Board of Directors! <#2> * :: Les Journées de la culture <#3> [29 Sept] * :: Our new resident <#4> [4-22 Oct] * :: Commission :: Projects using Open Source <#8> [1 Oct] * :: Studio XX has a brand new Linux and Mac lab! <#5> * :: Professional Workshop :: Multimedia design on Linux <#7> [Nov-Mar] * :: Professional Workshop :: MAX / MSP / jitter <#6> [Oct-Mar] * :: The HTMlles Festival <#9> [17-21 Oct] * :: HTMlles needs volunteers! <#10> * :: The Electronic Review .dpi <#11> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ General Assembly [Oct 2] Studio XX will hold their Annual General Assembly on *Tuesday October 2 at 6:30pm* in their new premises, 4001 Berri #201. *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Join the Board of Directors! /Generous, fun-loving Board of Directors seeks new members to help mix business with pleasure./ If you are interested in joining the Board of Directors, please send a short letter of interest to info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>. Should we receive more candidates than seats, your candidacy may go to vote. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity! *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Les Journées de la culture [29 Sept] *On Saturday September 29th, Studio XX will open its doors from 1-6pm.* Media Art + Sound and visual interactive Installation + Electronic music + Sound experimentation *:: 1:00pm ::* *Julie Leblanc* was introduced to programing and interactivity during last season's workshop at XX on MAX/MSP/Jitter and microcontrollers. She will present the interactive audio-visual installation "Dentelles et boutons". *Valérie Walker* describes herself as "a digitally rooted fiber artist with an active transmedia practice - a thread-bender, a virtual reality spinner." After two years in Halifax, she's back in Montreal to present her latest work. *:: 3:30pm ::* *Musical Moment* :: A great opportunity to experience experimental music and to be surprised by astonishing sounds with the *"Unpredictable Quartet, 1st edition"*. *Magali Babin* is a well known performing sound artist within the Montreal scene. She is known for her delicate and minimalistic style. She will be doing a residency at Studio XX this fall. *Myléna Bergeron* practices live improvisation, mixing field recordings and electronic manipulation. She will be part of the upcoming HTMlles Festival (Oct 17-21) in a duet with the photographer Isabelle Hayeur. *Patrice Coulombe* is a regular Max-Jitter software teacher at XX. He is also a composer and sound artist. *Hélène Prévost* jumps in front of the microphone to offer some improvised sounds. For those who aren't aware, Hélène was the producer and host for CBC's "Chaîne culturelle" of new and experimental music for over 20 years, as well as a member of XX's Board of Directors. This is a very rare appearance! *:: 4:30pm ::* *Marie-Ève Boyer* - Sound experimentation Media artist from l'Île de la Réunion, Marie-Ève settled down in Montreal to pursue a Masters degree in Interactive Multimedia at UQAM. *Julie Leblanc* - "Dentelles et boutons" - an interactive audio-visual installation. *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Our new resident [4-22 Oct] The multidisciplinary artist, originating from Chili, Alejandra Perez Nunez, will be in residence at Studio XX from 4-22 October. Throughout her stay, she will be involved in a number of activities, including two workshops and a performance. Alejandra will be giving a sound performance at the HTMlles Fesival on 19 October, at La Centrale. During her residency, she will create a web-based work on her semantic research of the Studio's website database. Alejandra will also offer the following two workshops: *1) Electronics Crash Course: a DIY resistance :: Sound generators* The creation of a noise generator and a crackle box, run through tiny solar panels. *Dates*: Saturday and Sunday October 6-7, each day from 10am-5pm (14hrs) *Cost*: $50 (this includes materials) *2) Electronics Crash Course: a DIY resistance: Radio* The creation of and experimentation with an FM emitter, an AM receptor, and an antenna. *Dates*: Friday and Saturday, October 19-20, each day from 12-4pm (8 hours) *Cost*: $25 ... + details <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_nunez_workshop07.html> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Commission :: Projects using Open Source [1 Oct] *Digital Autonomy and Activism Multimedia design on Linux :: with The GIMP, Blender 3D, Ardour and Pure data* Studio XX is looking for 6 professional new media artists to produce artworks developed with free and opens source software (FOSS). Applicants should be open to collaboration, interdisciplinary exchange, experimentation and technical challenge in a supportive environment. *DEADLINE*: *By October 1st 2007* :: Submit a one page project/artwork outline, cv and artist statement. *Last week of October 2007* :: Workshops commence. *Artist's Fee : $500* ... + details <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_projects_gimpblenderardour07.html> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Studio XX has a brand new Linux and Mac lab! Studio XX is proud to announce its brand new dual boot Ubuntu/and Mac OSX computer lab! By the last week of October we will have six 24" screen computers available for our workshop attendees and for our members. Become a member <http://www.studioxx.org/e/studioxx/member.php> and sign up for a workshop to profit from this great acquisition! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Professional Workshops *1) Digital Autonomy and Activism Beginners Multimedia design on Linux :: with The GIMP, Blender 3D and Ardour* [Nov-Mar] Are you a multimedia arts practitioner ready to make the leap to free and open source software (FOSS)? Studio XX is hosting a series of workshops based on open source tools for artistic creation. *Dates :* 9-12am, from 27 October to 15 December 2007 and 12 January to 1 March 2008 *Price :* $190 ... + details <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_gimpblenderardour07.html> *2) MAX / MSP / jitter :: Tools for technological and interactive arts* [Oct-Mar] Studio XX is looking for projects to be produced in the course of a professional development workshop for women media artistes. *Dates :* 1-5pm, from 27 October to 15 December 2007 and 12 January to 1 March 2008 *Price :* $175 ... + details <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_maxmspjitter07.html> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The HTMlles Festival [17-21 Oct] The HTMlles Festival <http://www.htmlles.net>, Montreal's biennial, international, interdisciplinary arts event is back for its 8th edition showcase of activist, new media and cyber-feminist artwork! This fall, CROWD CONTROL, the HTMlles' newest theme, investigates social, political, territorial, personal, and conceptual mobility. CROWD CONTROL will be expressed through an explosion of critical and thought-provoking artwork by over 25 women (and men too!) artists and theorists engaged in contemporary creative technologies. The four-day long renowned fest will feature cutting-edge digital media and performance-based artwork which seek their meaning in the simultaneity and immediacy of networks and digital communications. Join us in a variety of captivating public discussions, workshops and interventions, and come to our electric closing party! As a project of Montreal's first feminist digital resource center, StudioXX, the festival supports cyber-feminist analysis, and creates a site for international artistic convergence. Information :: www.htmlles.net <http://www.htmlles.net> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ HTMlles needs volunteers! Volunteers are essential to the success of our festival. It is an excellent opportunity to gain experience, get involved in the local community, meet people with similar interests, and support the presentation of contemporary new media artists. If you're interested; please send us your name, contact info, interests and experience to allow us to match you to the position that you would find the most enriching and interesting. We are currently looking for: *Promotion* - distribution of promotional materials in your neighborhood - postering (street and bulletin boards) in your neighborhood - fundraising ad sales *Welcoming committee* - door/tickets/guestlist - tabling and sales *Technical Support* - assisting the production manager in various tasks - "go-fors" & set up/take down crews - closing party & artist salon staff * Transportation* - for the artists' mobility to and from airport/bus terminal - for the transport of technical materials *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)htmlles.net <mailto:info@htmlles.net>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Electronic Review .dpi The upcoming edition of the electronic review .dpi is in the works! In this new edition, we will continue our exploration of the practices of mobility, and more specifically, "suspended mobility". You will find our chronicle writers: Marianne Cloutier, who has prepared a text on web-based arts, and Sophie Le-Phat Ho, who is leaving London to comment on the DEAF festival in Rotteram. You will also meet our newly recruited Émilie Houssa, who is contributing a critical piece on "the image", as seen from the lens of Paris and French politics. Texts by Adriene Jenik and Helen Varley Jamieson will explore new narrative forms of cyberperformance and other tools of communication. In this issue we will also introduce a new chronicle, entitled /Actualité/, which will take us into the Montreal metro, where the multi-sensory installation /Breaking Point/ will soon be open to the public. _______________________________________________ Annonces mailing list Annonces(a)studioxx.org http://www.studioxx.org/mailman/listinfo/annonces _______________________________________________ PD-announce mailing list PD-announce(a)iem.at http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-announce

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[PD-announce] [Studio XX] Bulletin 39 :: septembre 2007
by annonces＠studioxx.org 20 Sep '07

20 Sep '07

<http://studioxx.org> Image de Alejandra Perez Nunez Studio XX Bulletin 39 - septembre 2007 * :: Assemblée générale <#1> [2 oct] * :: Le Conseil d'administration <#2> * :: Les Journées de la culture <#3> [29 sept] * :: La nouvelle résidente <#4> [4-22 oct] * :: Commandes d'oeuvres :: projets libres <#8> [1 oct] * :: Inauguration du laboratoire Linux et Mac OS <#5> * :: Formation professionnelle :: la conception multimédia sur Linux <#7> [oct-mars] * :: Formation professionnelle :: MAX / MSP / jitter <#6> [oct-mars] * :: Le Festival HTMlles <#9> [17-21 oct] * :: Les HTMlles ont besoin de bénévoles! <#10> * :: La revue électronique .dpi <#11> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Assemblée générale [2 oct] Le Studio XX tiendra sa prochaine Assemblée générale *le mardi, 2 octobre à 18h30* dans ses nouveaux locaux du 4001 Berri, #201 à Montréal. *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Joignez-vous au Conseil d'administration! Le Conseil d'administration du Studio XX est à la recherche de nouvelles membres prêtes à s'engager dans ses activités et à vivre de plus près une expérience stimulante et unique. Si vous êtes interessés à vous joindre au conseil d'administration, envoyez-nous une courte lettre d'intérêt à info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>. Si nous recevons plus d'offres qu'il n'y a de places, les candidatures seront soumises à un vote. Ne ratez pas cette opportunité! *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Les Journées de la culture [29 sept] *Samedi le 29 septembre, le Studio XX ouvre ses portes de 13h à 18h.* Art numérique + Installation interactive visuelle et sonore + musique électronique + expérimentation sonore *:: 13h ::* *Julie Leblanc* s'est initiée à la programmation et l'interactivité lors des derniers formations sur MAX/MSP/Jitter et microcontrôleur offert par le Studio XX. Julie va présenter "Dentelles et boutons," une installation vidéo interactive. *Valérie Walker* se définit comme une artiste numériquement enracinée à la fibre ayant une pratique active du transmédia - une tordeuse de fil, une tisserande de réalité virtuelle. Après 2 années passées à Halifax, elle est de retour à Montréal pour présenter son plus récent travail. *:: 15h30 ::* *Moment musical* :: Un moment opportun pour tenter l'expérience de musiques expérimentales aux sonorités toujours aussi étonnantes. *Avec le Quatuor Imprévisible - 1ère édition.* *Magali Babin*, artiste de la performance sonore aux couleurs minimalistes est bien connue de la scène montréalaise. Elle sera en résidence au Studio XX cet automne. *Mylena Bergeron* pratique l'improvisation sonore, ou elle allie captations sonores en direct et manipulation électronique. Elle sera de la prochaine édition des Htmlles (17-21 oct) en duo avec la photographe Isabelle Hayeur. *Patrice Coulombe*, professeur des logiciels Max-Jitter attitré du Studio XX, il est aussi compositeur et artiste sonore. Ce secret est encore trop bien gardé. *Hélène Prévost*, improvisatrice. Elle passe de l'autre côté du micro (pour celles (ceux) qui ne le savent pas, elle fut réalisatrice et animatrice à la chaîne culturelle de Radio-Canada d'à peu près toutes les émissions d'avant-garde musicale pour une période de 20 ans. *:: 16h30 ::* *Marie-Ève Boyer - expérimentation sonore* Artiste en art médiatique originaire de l'île de la Réunion, Marie-Ève s'est installée à Montréal pour poursuivre une maîtrise en multi média interactif à l'UQÀM. *Julie Leblanc* - "Dentelles et boutons," installation vidéo interactive. *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)studioxx.org <mailto:info@studioxx.org>* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ La nouvelle résidente [4-22 oct] Alejandra Perez Nunez, artiste multidisciplinaire originaire du Chili sera en résidence au Studio XX du 4 au 22 octobre. Son séjour sera marqué par de nombreuses activités. Dans le cadre du Festival les HTMlles, elle donnera une performance (son) le vendredi, 19 octobre à La Centrale. Durant sa résidence, elle réalisera une oeuvre-web basée sur une recherche sémantique à partir de la base de données du site web du Studio XX. Elle offrira aussi 2 ateliers: *1) Electronics Crash Course: a DIY resistance :: Les générateurs de sons* Fabrication d'un noise generator et d'une crackle box alimentés par de petits panneaux solaires. *Dates*: samedi et dimanche 6-7 octobre 2007 10h-17h (14 heures) *Coût*: 50$ (matériel inclus) *2) Electronics Crash Course: a DIY resistance :: La radio* Fabrication d'un émetteur FM et d'un récepteur AM et d'une antenne, et expérimentation sur le terrain. *Dates*: vendredi et samedi 19-20 octobre 12h à 16h (8 heures) *Coût*: 25$ ... + détails <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_nunez_workshop07.html> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Commandes d'oeuvres :: projets libres [1 oct] *Autonomie et activisme numérique la conception multimédia sur Linux :: avec The GIMP, Blender 3D, Ardour et Pure data* Les six artistes sélectionnées suivront une formation complète sur la plateforme linux incluant l'apprentissage de l'installation du système d'exploitation Linux, les logiciels The Gimp, Blender 3D, Ardour et une introduction à Pure Data. *DATE DE TOMBÉE:* *Avant le 1er octobre 2007* :: soumettre une description de projet (1 page), un CV, et une description de démarche artistique. La formation débutera *la première fin de semaine du mois de novembre 2007*. *Cachet d'artiste : $500* ... + détails <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_projects_gimpblenderardour07.html> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Inauguration du laboratoire Linux et Mac OS Studio XX s'est doté d'un laboratoire "dual boot" Ubuntu/linux et Mac OS X sur 6 ordinateurs à écran de 24 pouces tous neuf ! Le laboratoire sera à la disposition de nos membres et des participantes à nos ateliers à partir du dernier semaine d'octobre 2007. Venez profiter de ces nouvelles acquisitions en devenant membre <http://www.studioxx.org/f/studioxx/member.php> et en vous inscrivant à l'un de nos ateliers! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Formations professionnelles *1) Autonomie et activisme numérique la conception multimédia sur Linux :: avec The GIMP, Blender 3D, et Ardour* [nov-mars] Vous avez une pratique en art multimédia et vous désirez faire le saut vers les logiciels libres? Le Studio XX offre une série d'ateliers sur linux. Les inscriptions sont ouvertes, il n'y a que 12 places! *Dates :* de 9h-12h, 27 octobre à 15 décembre 2007 et 12 janvier à 1 mars 2008 *Prix :* 190$ ... + détails <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_gimpblenderardour07.html> *2) MAX / MSP / jitter :: Outils pour les arts technologiques et interactifs* [oct-mars] Le Studio XX sollicite des projets qui seront réalisés dans le cadre d'un atelier de développement professionnel destiné aux femmes artistes médiatiques. *Dates :* de 13h-17h, 27 octobre à 15 décembre 2007 et 12 janvier à 1 mars 2008 *Prix :* 175$ ... + détails <http://studioxx.org/newsletter/annonce_maxmspjitter07.html> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Le Festival HTMlles [17-21 oct] Le Festival HTMlles <http://www.htmlles.net>, l'événement international biannuel d'art interdisciplinaire montréalais est de retour pour sa 8è &eacutedition d'art technologique, activiste, et cyber-féministe! Cet automne, sous son nouveau thème CONTRÔLE DES MASSES, les HTMlles explorent les facettes sociales, politiques, territoriales, personnelles et conceptuelles de la mobilité. Le CONTRÔLE DES MASSES sera exprimé par plus de 25 femmes (et quelques hommes aussi!) artistes et théoriciennes engagées dans les technologies créatives contemporaines, à travers une culmination d'oeuvres d'art critiques. Pendant quatre jours, le festival de renommée mondiale présentera des oeuvres médiatiques et des performances des plus novatrices. Joignez-vous aussi à nos discussions captivantes ainsi qu'à nos ateliers et interventions publics, et ne manquez surtout pas notre grande fête de musique électronique qui clôturera l'événement! Comme projet du Studio XX, le premier centre de ressources technologiques féministe montréalais, le festival HTMlles soutient l'analyse cyber-féministe et crée un centre de convergence artistique international. Information :: www.htmlles.net <http://www.htmlles.net> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Les HTMlles ont besoin de bénévoles! Afin que ce festival devienne un grand succès, l'aide de bénévoles est primordial pour nous. Si vous êtes intéressés, veuillez nous envoyer votre nom, courriel, intérêts et expérience pertinente afin que l'on puisse vous offrir un poste qui mettra en valeur vos compétences et représentera une expérience enrichissante pour vous. Nous recherchons entre autres: *Promotion* - distribution d'articles promotionnels dans votre quartier - affichage de posters dans votre quartier *Accueil et Logistique* - porte/billeterie/guestlist - tables/ventes - soirée d'ouverture et de clôture ! *Soutien Technique* - aide technique en informatique et en réseau - aide technique aux artistes *Transport (voiture requise)* - déplacements, arrivées et départs des artistes internationaux - livraison de matériels entre les lieux du festival *Information :: 514.845.7934 :: info(a)htmlles.net <mailto:info@htmlles.net> * ------------------------------------------------------------------------ La revue électronique .dpi Le prochain numéro de la revue électronique .dpi est en préparation. Dans cette nouvelle édition, nous poursuivons notre observation des pratiques de la mobilité. Cette fois notre regard se pose sur la Mobilité suspendue. Vous retrouverez nos chroniqueuses : Marianne Cloutier qui propose un texte sur les oeuvres d'art-web et Sophie Le-Phat Ho qui quitte Londres pour commenter le festival DEAF de Rotterdam. Vous ferez connaissance d'une nouvelle arivée Émilie Houssa qui propose une critique de l'image à travers sa vision de Paris et de la politique française, ainsi que des textes d'Adriene Jenik et de Helen Varley Jamieson, sur de nouvelles formes narratives explorées à travers la cyberperformance et les appareils de communications. Une nouvelle chronique Actualité vous est maintenant proposée. Notre premier sujet nous amène dans le métro de Montréal, ou une installation multi-sensorielle Point de Fuite, sera très très bientôt en circulation. _______________________________________________ Annonces mailing list Annonces(a)studioxx.org http://www.studioxx.org/mailman/listinfo/annonces _______________________________________________ PD-announce mailing list PD-announce(a)iem.at http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-announce

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outline detection and collision in Gem
by punchik punchik 19 Sep '07

19 Sep '07

Hello pd list i have 2 questions : how can i do outline detection in Gem? i exeperimenting with some computer vision and i want to be able to track the outline of a hand, a body or a shape... my second question is how can i detect collision of this outlined shape with other geos? i have a patch that create lots of moving spheres, and i want to be able to detect the collision of those spheres with the outlined hand or body ... for example when you outlined hand collides with a moving spheres it (the moving sphere) change its direction... any idea of doing this?? thanks punchikkk --------------------------------- Don't let your dream ride pass you by. Make it a reality with Yahoo! Autos.

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where to get polypoly
by Atte André Jensen 19 Sep '07

19 Sep '07

Hi I'd like to play around with polypoly to see what it can do for me. But I couldn't find a place to download it, where is it available from? -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://atte.dk | http://myspace.com/attejensen http://anagrammer.dk | http://atte.dk/compositions

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Re: [PD] inconsistencies with lib names (was: representning classes
by martin.peach＠sympatico.ca 19 Sep '07

19 Sep '07

Frank Barknecht wrote: > Hallo, > Georg Holzmann hat gesagt: // Georg Holzmann wrote: > > > As far as I undestood it the code of e.g. comport would go in this > > standard lib (e.g. to hardware/comport) but should not duplicate the > > code - instead the iem/comport code should be obsolete and now > > maintained in hardware/comport. > > Yes, that would be the idea for binaries in the std-lib. > > > But as the others convinced me at the pd conv I don't think that this > > will happen soon (and "soon" in pd time means maybe 8-10 years ... ;) > > Depends on how you define "this": I don't think that every external > has to move over to stdlib immediately, if at all. comport would be a > good example for an external that could stay outside the stdlib for > the next 8-10 years without any bigger problems, as it is an object > with a rather specific purpose. [drip] OTOH would be a candidate to > take immediately. The old build-system by Guenther ("flatspace" in > pd-extended) already showed the how the whole stdlib could be built as > far as externals are concerned, and abstractions are dead easy to > handle (as long as they are core-Pd-abstractions). I think it would be more useful right now if pd would search in subdirectories. For instance there are about 70 directories in pd/extra (Pd version 0.40.3-extended-20070905), and only 10 lines in the path dialog...not to mention the time wasted typing in every single path. At the moment most of the help files are not found and the objects don't work unless they are prefixed with their path, like [mrpeach/oscsend]. It looks like the function do_open_via_path in s_path.c is the one to fix... Martin Martin

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howto chorus
by Atte André Jensen 19 Sep '07

19 Sep '07

Hi What's the best and/or easiest way to get (nice and fat) chorus in pd? Is there an external/abstraction to be found somewhere or should I look at plugin~ with ladspa chorus? -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://atte.dk | http://myspace.com/attejensen http://anagrammer.dk | http://atte.dk/compositions

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Pd-list September 2007