Pd-list February 2009

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pd-extended on Ubuntu 8.1 Intrepid
by Fränk Zimmer 19 Feb '09

19 Feb '09

Hi, I did dry to get pd-extended on my Ubuntu Intrepid PC. Well I thought the the easiest way would be to use synaptics.- As third party sources: deb http://otherside.servebeer.com/ubuntu intrepid main deb-src http://otherside.servebeer.com/ubuntu intrepid main And I also added the key: http://otherside.servebeer.com/software/keys/key.gpg I got no errors in synaptics and with Ubuntu 8.04 it works fine like this.- Does anybody got pd-extended running this way ? thanks! fraenk -- Fraenk Zimmer media and sound installations http://fz.mur.at

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[Fwd: Re: [PD-announce] Fwd: Invitation: PureData and Realtime Media, Wednesday, 2/18, 4-6pm]
by ydegoyon＠gmail.com 19 Feb '09

19 Feb '09

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Re: [PD] pd-extended on Ubuntu 8.1 Intrepid
by Ilias Anagnostopoulos 18 Feb '09

18 Feb '09

Hello Fraenk, The whole procedure is to add the following two lines: deb http://otherside.servebeer.com/ubuntu intrepid main deb-src http://otherside.servebeer.com/ubuntu intrepid main in the following file: /etc/apt/sources.list Open the file with your text editor of choice (requires superuser access, sudo or similar) and manually type the lines in, in the end of the file. As soon as you've done that, the easiest way to add the key is to download it on your computer, say on your Desktop. Then do the following in a terminal: sudo apt-key add ~/Desktop/key.gpg sudo apt-get update Next time you start Synaptic, it should have updated the packages and you should find pd-extended in there. The only case when this wouldn't work is with the 64-bit version of Intrepid, since the package is a 32-bit one. Also: > Hi Frank, > > I just had to reinstall pd-extended following an upgrade to Intrepid and > used > http://pd.ianagnostopoulos.postgrad.shef.ac.uk/pd-extended_0.40.3-intrepid6… > from the http://www.puredata.info/downloads page. > Seems the easiest way to me. > > James This is the non-repository version. If you can't be bothered with the repository, you can just download the package from there and double-click on it to install. The benefit of the repository is that you get updates as and when needed, you also get access to other software, and when you get the next ubuntu distro, somebody will do a package which will go on the repo so you'll automatically be getting that. Last but not least: > hi, now the repo should be http://otherside.gnufunk.org > > same lines I think. I'm hosting the repo as requested from the packager > > ciao, > Marco Marco is providing a mirror for the Otherside website, including the Repositories, SVN and APT. His server is faster than mine, so anyone having download speed issues might want to try his. Mine is located in Sheffield, UK. His is located in Erfurt, Germany. Roman is also hosting the APT repositories in his server, in Switzerland. Roman's is probably faster than mine but busier than both mine and Marco's since it hosts netpd. So in the three cases, the sources.list entries would be: deb http://otherside.servebeer.com/ubuntu intrepid main deb http://otherside.gnufunk.org/ubuntu intrepid main deb http://www.netpd.org/~ilias/ubuntu intrepid main The first one being mine, the second one being Marco's and the third one being Roman's. (You only need to use ONE of these servers in the sources.list file) Thanks again Marco and Roman! -Ilias

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pd-extended universal binaries?
by IOhannes m zmoelnig 18 Feb '09

18 Feb '09

hi all. might seem stupid, but are there any universal binaries of a recent Pd-extended (0.41) available? i basically only need the core-application (including the app-builder), no need for externals (i'll provide my own) fgmasdr IOhannes

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[PD-announce] Fwd: Invitation: PureData and Realtime Media, Wednesday, 2/18, 4-6pm
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 18 Feb '09

18 Feb '09

There were some wires crossed so I am not sure this announcement went out to this list yet (doh!) It starts in an hour, so RSVP to me and we'll see if I can get you past Columbia security. .hc > Begin forwarded message: > >> From: "library" <library(a)exchange.tc.columbia.edu> >> Date: February 9, 2009 12:29:16 PM EST >> To: "TC Community" <abcdTeachersCollege(a)exchange.tc.columbia.edu> >> Subject: Invitation: New Focus Group: PureData and Realtime Media, >> Wednesday, 2/18, 4-6pm >> >> The Gottesman Libraries is pleased to invite you to join a >> >> A New Focus Group >> >> PureData & Realtime Media >> >> Introduction by Joseph Deken >> Presentation by Miller Puckette >> Discussion with Hans-Christoph Steiner >> >> Wednesday, February 18, 4:00 - 6:00 pm >> >> The Gottesman Libraries >> Room 305 >> Teachers College, Columbia University >> 525 West 120th Street >> >> RSVP by Monday, February 16 to library(a)tc.edu >> >> Would you like to create and manipulate video, graphics, and images >> in real time? Explore endless possibilities for interactivity with >> audio, video, cameras, and other or external sensors? Collaborate >> live across networks or the internet to create dynamic music and >> performance events with fellow artists, educators, technologists, >> geeks? Whether a novice, an expert, or something in between, get >> those creative juices flowing by joining the new Pure Data (pd) >> Users Group. >> >> On Wednesday, February 18th Miller Puckette, music and computing >> pioneer, writer, and designer of pd, will lead an introductory >> discussion. Puckette is Professor in the Department of Music; and >> Associate Director, Center for Research in Computing and the Arts, >> at the University of California, San Diego. He will be introduced >> by Joseph Deken, Director, Research Program Development at the >> University of California San Diego, California Institute for >> Telecommunications and Information Technology. Dr. Deken is a >> visiting scholar at Teachers College who participated in the >> Gottesman Libraries’ Subway Seminar Series. In 2008 Deken, together >> with a group of colleagues from across the nation, launched New >> Blankets, a non-profit organization chartered to develop new >> technologies and participation mechanisms -- reinventing the >> “Community Free Public Library” concept of Andrew Carnegie. Hans- >> Christoph Steiner, a leading Puredata developer, community leader, >> and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Interactive >> Telecommunications, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, >> will join the presentation and discussion. Professor Steiner also >> orchestrates a "southern" puredata group in Brooklyn, having >> received an MPS in Interactive Technologies fromNew York University >> in 2004. >> >> Persons interested in joining the Pure Data Focus Group and >> attending this presentation are encouraged to e-mail library(a)tc.edu >> in advance of the preliminary meeting. Please note that space is >> limited to members of Teachers College andColumbia University and >> their invited guests. >> >> Individuals with disabilities are invited to request reasonable >> accommodations including, but not limited to sign language >> interpretation, Braille or large print materials, and a campus map >> of accessible features. Address these requests to the Office of >> Access and Services for Individuals with Disabilities at (212) >> 678-3689, keller(a)tc.edu, or Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services at >> (212) 678-3853 V/TTY, jaech(a)tc.edu. >> >> http://library.tc.columbia.edu/news.php?id=402 > >>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ¡El pueblo unido jamás será vencido! _______________________________________________ Pd-announce mailing list Pd-announce(a)iem.at http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-announce

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pix_write jpg broken?
by marius schebella 18 Feb '09

18 Feb '09

hi, I am having problems when I try to open the jpgs written by pix_write. somehow the extension says jpg, but it is really a tif file. the fileformat seems broken or the codec is missing? this is with pd-x-41.4 on macos x 10.5. marius.

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data-struct: (x:y) & move object
by João Pais 18 Feb '09

18 Feb '09

Hi, I'm looking to do something using data-s, but can't really get it, and don't have enough documentation around: - how do the (x:y)(a:b) fields work? from what I've seen, you need a variable before, and x-y indicate the value of the variable, and a-b scale that position in the screen? - I wanted to do a small object that moves around in a fixed area by click-grabing it (a small circle, or square, doesn't really matter). I supposed I should use the feature from the previous line for it? Do you have any already made examples for what I'm looking for? The documentation in pd is still out of date on these things (as normal). Thanks, JoÃ£o Pais -- Friedenstr. 58 10249 Berlin (Deutschland) Tel +49 30 42020091 | Mob +49 162 6843570 jmmmpais(a)googlemail.com | skype: jmmmpjmmmp

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rc-drums: some electro drums / 808 emulation
by danomatika 18 Feb '09

18 Feb '09

Howdy, After looking at drums from Andy Farnell, Roman Haefeli, and receiving lots of pointers from Damian Stewart, I made some 808 drums in pd. I spent a bit of time listening to samples and tweaking filters to make the bass and snare drum. The hihat, cowbell, and cymbal are by Damian Stewart, repackaged by me. The bendytom is not modeled after anything in particular. There are gui versions of each which save to sssad. I'd like to make a 808 full set but will add new drums as I have a need for them. Try the bass through a compressor to get the hiphop boomboom. A zip is attached or you can check my svn: http://svn.robotcowboy.com/rc-drums Enjoy. --- Dan Wilcox danomatika.com robotcowboy.com

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Open Call PdCon09
by Alexandre Porres 17 Feb '09

17 Feb '09

Sorry of any inconvenience, it is just that I really would like people everywhere to join us on the effort of spreading the open call to every corner of interest around the world... help us make this a great event with people from all over the world. Thanks a bunch Alex ---------------------- Please Check the info below, and the attached PDF... spread it out! Thanks.... PdCon09/CALL FOR WORKS: PdCon09 is the "Third International Puredata Convention", to happen in São Paulo-Brazil/July 2009 EMAIL: <<pdcon09(a)estudiolivre.org>> NEWS (feb 15th): - Online Submission procedure is opening on monday 16th!!! - New Templates and Forms will be posted when the submission is opened! - WE HAVE A NEW DEADLINE FOR THE SUBMISSION OF WORKS, MONDAY MARCH 15TH OF 2009!!! ABOUT THE EVENT: Puredata, or just Pd <http://puredata.info/>, is an open source tool for multimedia programming. Because of its open source nature, much of its development result from a community effort of developers worldwide. Some centers do have more people engaged, like the places that held the two previous conventions. the first convention took place in Graz, Austria, in 2004 http://puredata.info/community/projects/convention04/. The second happened in Montreal, Canada, in 2007 http://pure-data.ca/en/. It is a great satisfaction that we continue this event by bringing it to yet another continent, with the intent to promote the formation of an important group of developers locally. In fact, in may of 2008, we had a national convention in Brazil http://www.estudiolivre.org/tiki-index.php?page=Encontro%20PD, which followed the same format of the previous international conventions, and worked as a first gathering to organize this international event. The format includes the show of artistic works, academic works, discussion regarding the interests of the community, and diverse courses. CALL FOR WORKS VS. 2.5 (FEB 15TH) GENERAL CALL We invite artists, producers, developers and further enthusiasts of the open source tool Puredata to send works and projects alike in the following categories: A) Art Festival: (Art Installations, Concerts, Performances & Audiovisual Presentations). B) Mini-Courses & Workshops. C) Paper Sessions/Posters. D) Round Tables & Discussions. Applicants are invited to submit in multiple categories, especially if related (example: paper + artwork) - not that this will favor in the selection process. Please note we are looking for a diverse collection of works, hence there might be a selection among several similar proposals (and more unique and original ones might have some advantage). Let us know if you have an institution support that may cover travel expenses, we are looking for partnerships to help with funds. The event will be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, from July 19th to july 26th, 2009. Possible (yet to be properly officialized) Locations & Partnerships: - MIS, Sao Paulo's Museum of Image & Sound. - PUC, School of Multimedia & Design. - SESC-SP, Sao Paulo. Promotional Support: - CCSL (FOSS Competence Center) http://ccsl.ime.usp.br/ WE HAVE A NEW DEADLINE FOR THE SUBMISSION OF WORKS: MONDAY MARCH 15TH OF 2009!!! Acceptance notice: APRIL 10th, 2009! Here is the address to send works & questions to: pdcon09(a)estudiolivre.org Addresses of the Official webpage for news updates & more info: http://convention.puredata.info http://estudiolivre.org/pdcon09 Proposals for the Art Festival: Performances, Concerts, Audiovisual Presentations & Art Installations (audio And/Or Visual): As it is the general concept of the event, we long for the discussion regarding the aesthetics and politics of Free / Open Source Software Culture & technology. In such context, we welcome all forms of works related to audio and/or visual, including real-time interactive works, improvisations, Live electronics/instrumental/electroacoustic mixes, Sound installations, Performances, Network art, Robotics, Software Art and Interdisciplinary works. Demonstrations and General Info about Artistic works can be submitted online in Portuguese, Spanish, or English. Please, specify the necessary materials so we can do our best to provide them. If language is a part of the artwork, the festival is open to any idiom, although subtitles in English should be provided when applicable. We look for art installations that adopted Puredata in its development. Nevertheless, at the last extent, we are open for works realized under the context of Puredata (using puredata in some part of the process) as well as open source tools. We are looking for partners to help us with tickets. Any suggestion is welcome. Note for ART-INSTALLATIONS (Audio And/Or Visual): In order to avoid dependence on travel funds from the event, it would be nice to have some works installed without the need for the artist(s) to be on-site. This also implies that such works should be technically simple. Call for Posters/Papers: Abstracts and papers may be submitted in English. The works will be organized in categories depending on what we receive. At first, we contemplate a greater distinction into 3 categories: Technical, Artistic and Theoretical. The topics are generally open to the usage of Puredata in interactive art production/research, the philosophy and social aspect of Free Open Source Culture, and scientific research. Some possible themes could include: - Programming Puredata externals - Puredata versus Max/MSP - Puredata versus SuperCollider, CSound, Processing and alike - Hacking Puredata - Future Projections for Puredata - Hacktivist culture - OpenContent and Creative Commons versus Intellectual Property forms - Finding an Art Historical context for Open-Source Software Art - Sampling and Plunderphonics as artistic strategies - Computer-Supported Cooperative Work - Networking - Live Coding - Philosophy, Culture and Sociology of Open Source Software and Open Works - Aesthetics of New Media/New Technology Art - Using Puredata in Science/Research & Artistic Works: (Digital Signal Processing, Generative Works, Artificial Intelligence/Life & Computer-Aided Work in General, User Interfaces - Human computer interaction/Virtual reality interaction -, Realtime Performance, Auditory/Visual perception and cognition, Acoustics/Psychoacoustics Modeling, Sound Synthesis, Timbre & Sound Models, Biological and medical uses of Puredata. And so on... Check Submission of Works for Poster & Paper guidelines If you wish to send a Poster, the limit is 4 pages, other works are limited to 6 pages. SUBMISSION OF WORKS: Round Table and Discussions should be proposed on the puredata list: http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list, to be discussed and decided upon previously by the community and participants in general. The rest needs to be sent through our online system, with the provided Paper Template And Forms The online submission is due to open on monday, Feb 16th of 2009, check http://convention.puredata.info for news and links. Questions about it must be sent to <figocris(a)gmail.com>. Poster Guidelines: 120cm height x 90cm wide Papers are limited to 6 pages and must be submitted as PDFs. If you wish to send a Poster, please send a short Paper limited to 4 pages. We are studying the possibility of publishing the works online (both papers & Posters) in digital/hypertextual format s well as in a printed version with DVD-ROM. --------------------- http://convention.puredata.info pdcon09(a)estudiolivre.org

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GUI for PD in FLASH
by enrique franco 17 Feb '09

17 Feb '09

Hi, Are there any examples for building GUI in Flash for PD? thanks, Enrique

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Pd-list February 2009