Hi
This patch is a prototype of real typewriter. If some want to debug or
improve this, I'll be happy.
With, you can type, erase letters, change line, choose interline,
position of each line, etc etc.
best regards
p
The classic reference is "Microsound" by Curtis Roads (one of the
references in the Wikipedia article), although some of the math is
pretty advanced.
http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2&tid=10389
There's also a mailing list dedicated to Microsound that you might
want to subscribe to, although it doesn't seem very active these days:
http://www.microsound.org
Good luck with PD and Microsound!
> On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 3:54 AM, Nic Freed <beatthefinalboss(a)gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi, my name is Nic, and I am 15 years old. I am getting into pure
>> data, and am now into a state of familiarity with the PD interface and
>> common synthesis methods, along with most of the basic ideas and
>> knowledge needed to begin patching. I have received quite a bit of
>> help from the #dataflow irc channel, so everyone from the chat also on
>> this list, I would like to say thank you! :)
>>
>> Anyway, the reason I am posting to this list is to ask about the
>> techniques used in the genre known as microsound, which is explained
>> in brief detail at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsound
>>
>> I would like to learn the sort of techniques I can use in PD in
>> application for the genre, since it seems ideal for such music, since
>> you can work directly on a sample-by-sample basis. Also, if anyone
>> here has firsthand experience in the genre, suggestions on books,
>> media, and examples would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>> I apologize if this email is a bit forward, or is not correctly
>> formatted for use in mailing list. This is my first time posting to a
>> mailing list, so let me know if I did something incorrectly and I
>> would be very thankful.
>>
>> Thank you for taking the time to respond!
>>
>> --a new student in the school of PD :)
>>
>> Nic AKA nekk
>>
Hi,
Can someone help me get a basic idea of how pix_film buffers video
files? I made a patch for cueing up sections of a large video (60
minutes, at a ridiculous resolution of 3840 x 1080), and I'm wondering
if there's anything I should be aware of in order to minimize the
delay involved with jumping to specific points. Does pix_film buffer
a certain number of frames before it starts playback? I'm using
[line] into the right inlet to play through the requested range of
frames.
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Hi,
Sorry if this is common knowledge, but I can't find any information
about pix_filmDarwin. The regular pix_film has always seemed to work
fine for me, but maybe pix_filmDarwin is the natural selection for Mac
OS 10.6.4?
http://www.mail-archive.com/pd-list@iem.at/msg00287.html
I googled my question and came up with this thread... considering it was 4
years old I figured maybe someone out there had a fresh solution...
I need to clear a delay that I have written via delwrite~. Is there any way
to do this yet?
Tyler
I've made a very simple video mixer in PD/Gem but I'm having problems
with it. When I've loaded the videos (tried a combination of avi and
mov files) and rendered the window after about 1 minute PD crashes
completely with a segmentation fault: "WARNING: Child process
terminated by signal 11"
At first I thought it was because I'm using a proprietary graphics
driver, but I disabled it and PD still crashes.
I'm using pd-extended 0.42.5 on Ubuntu 10.10. System specs: Dell
Studio 1555: Pentium Dual Core T4300(2.1GHz,800MHz,1MB), 4096MB 800MHz
DDR2 Dual Channel, 512 MB ATI Mobility RADEON HD 4570
http://www.acadia.org/acadia2010/workshops
11- WORKSHOP TITLE: Starting with Sensors and Interaction
Instructor: Hans-Christoph Steiner (hans(a)eds.org), Interaction
Designer and Artist; Pd, Arduino, and Firmata Developer
Administrative Support:
Duration: 1 Day
Date: Wednesday, 20th (10am-5pm) of October of 2010
Theme: Using Pd and Arduino to create real-time interaction
The combination of sensors and computers provide myriad opportunities
for creating interactions. This workshop will introduce how to use
computers and sensors to generate real-time interaction in the
physical world with light and movement. Pd (aka Pure Data) will be
introduced as a simple programming enviroment for real-time
interaction. Arduinos running Firmata software will be used to
interface to the sensors, electronics, servos, etc. This workshop will
be a combination of short lectures, hands-on instruction, and
unstructured time to work on learning and exploring with support of
the instructor. While Pd is fairly easy to learn and designed for
artists, familiarity with basic computer programming will be very
beneficial. You will be able to apply the concepts learned in this
course to a wide range of programming environments where Arduino /
Firmata is supported, including Flash, Processing, and more.
We have the required electronics tools at the venue but your
encouraged to make arrangements for purchasing the following kit: http://www.adafruit.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=17&products_…
Students are also encouraged to bring additional hardware and/or
tools they are interested in working with. Bring DMX lighting, LEDs,
projectors, etc. to experiment with real-time lighting control. Bring
servos or motor controllers to experiment with motion. Bring
accelerometers, rotary sensors; flex sensors, etc. to experiment with
sensing motion. Bring basic architecture model making supplies to
build a model to work with. We also recommend that you bring any
electronics equipment you may have including a soldering iron and
solder, wire strippers, helping hands, digital multimeter, etc.
Materials required: Bring your own laptop.
Software: Pd-extended (http://puredata.info/downloads) and Arduino (http://arduino.cc
), both free software, download and install before arriving, we can
help troubleshoot any problems that arise.
Available Seats: 12 students/ Cost: $150
Skills required:
Location: NYC Resistor, 87 3rd Ave, 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY,
nycresistor.comhttp://puredata.info/docs/workshops/AcadiaSensorsInteraction
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Hi list,
I am using the audio player readanysf~ from August Black
and i have some question:
for the last outlet we have (samplerate, lenght in seconds, and others..)
the length in seconds of the player is related to speed=1
if i change the speed for example speed=0.20 obsviously the
length of the file played is going to be more big..
how much ? how can i calculate the new lenght in seconds for a
44100 audio file?
this speed means 20% of 44100 samples per second?
any help is welcome!!
best,
oscar
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>>>http://noconventions.mobi/noish
Hello listees
I'd like to know if there is a way to act on pd objects via a script language, I mean, coding behaviors and feedbacks?
Sorry if this sounds noob, my knowledge about pd is very basic.
Thanks,
C
Time for more patching! Pure Data 0.43 is about to be released, so
some of us will be working on finalizing that. It includes a major
update to the GUI to enable lots of customization. You can now
customize the Pd GUI using simple plugins. Come bring your projects
or try out Pd 0.43.
We'll be at NYC Resistor this Sunday from 3-8pm.
http://puredata.info/community/NYCPatchingCircle
We spend enough time alone staring at our computers; we are proposing
to work together. So often issues that arise when working can be
solved with a quick two minute discussion that would take hours to
solve alone. We have Dorkbot to see people's work, we have Share where
anyone can play, we have workshops and universities to learn from.
This is a meeting where we all can come to work.
This is an informal gathering of patching and patchers (Pd, Max/MSP/
Jitter, and even vvvv, Eyesweb, Labview, etc.). Beginners and
Experienced welcome. Open to everyone, students, the public, etc. Work
on personal projects, professional projects, school projects, ask for
help, help others, or just patch quietly to yourself, in a room full of
other people patching patches and helping other people patch.
Every third Sunday of the month, so this Sunday, August 15th!
3-8pm (a little later than before)
Free!
Directions
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Patching Circle, http://puredata.info/community/NYCPatchingCircle
NYC Resistor, http://www.nycresistor.com/
Sunday, Oct 17th, 3-8pm
87 3rd Avenue, (between Bergen and Dean), 4th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11217
Tel. +1.347.850.4872 (Hans) or +1.347.586.9270 (NYCR)
2/3/4/5/B/D/Q/N/R to Atlantic/Pacific
LIRR to Atlantic Terminal
F/G to Bergen
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