Pd-list June 2010

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PdCon09 & ISCL 2009 Brasil :Photos
by Sergi Lario 17 Jun '10

17 Jun '10

Hello list! Tha last days I've uploaded the photos that gave me my camera of the pdcon09 and ISCL 2009. :Better late than never<http://www.gallery.sergilario.com/main.php/v/pdcon09/> Enjoy the photos and open to comments, Sergi.

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[PD-announce] Tweak open call for submissions
by tweak! 17 Jun '10

17 Jun '10

**apologies for cross-posting** The third edition of tweak takes place in Limerick between September 13th and 24th 2010! Tweak is an interactive art festival aiming to promote the understanding of the use of technology in our lives. This years tweak consists of an exhibition, cinema, talks, music performances and a week long workshop and lots more in-between. Submissions are currently open for the following categories Exhibition Workshop Cinema Music Performance Listening Post Symposium For more information visit: http://www.tweak.ie ------------------------------ tweak! w: www.tweak.ie e: bonjour(a)tweak.ie _______________________________________________ Pd-announce mailing list Pd-announce(a)iem.at http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-announce

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[sprintf]
by Kim Cascone 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

if anyone wants a patch on how to use [sprintf] I've got a patch in my folder that I culled from three or four Max/MSP patches I kept as help files and could be useful to someone http://puredata.info/Members/anechoic

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Re: [PD] [sprintf]
by Kim Cascone 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

> > Cool, looks good. FYI: [pd/print] only works when gridflow is > loaded. That's a custom gridflow thing. > OK I'll make a copy that uses [print] for those that don't have GridFlow loaded thanks for pointing that out! :)

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pd/sensors workshop reminder
by servando barreiro 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

Still some places available Friday 18th/19th June 2010 “plug & play sensors + puredata workshop” This workshop it´s an introduction to the world of the analog sensors (light, infrared, ultrasonic, accelerometer) used to control audio, video, midi applications and also interactive installations. we will use the “minitronics” board in order to comunicate with the computer because it´s cheap, plug&play, multiplatform and it doesn´t require any extra knowledge to use it. we will construct during the first day a “basic” sensor controller with a pair of light sensors and a pair of potentiometers. during the second day, I will explain the different interfacing possibilities with many different softwares and also I will give and explain some puredata patches ready to “work”. (all platforms) DAy1: Introduction examples of applications with sensors crash course electricity / safety.. how to connect the sensors to the board soldering intro / alternatives to soldering Hands on….. DAy 2 how to send midi to any standard midi application. Puredata introduction how to scale data from the sensors how to “clean” data from the sensors. audio basics in pd (foto-theremin, sampler-scratching.. ) video basics in pd. personal requests,,,, more info here: —————–>>>>> http://minitronics.net/?page_id=98 and here—> http://minitronics.net/?p=60 Schedule for Workshop: June 2010 18: 14:00 – 19:00 19: 14:00 – 19:00 Workshop Location: @ NK Elsenstr. 52 2HH 2Etage 12059 Berlin Registration: Pre-registration is required and can be done by sending an email to info(a)nkprojekt.de Fee: 60€ (sensors + minia board included)

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Snow Leopard 64-bit: Pd-0.42.5-extended-rc3 not found
by Phil Stone 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

Hi Hans, I figured I'd try the 64-bit build for Snow Leopard, but it's 404'ing from link on the "PD Installers" page. Phil Stone www.pkstonemusic.com

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Join the Compile Farm (was Re: [PD-dev] 64-bit build for Windows?)
by András Murányi 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 11:31 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner <hans(a)eds.org>wrote: > > Any intrepid Windows people out there want to try a 64-bit build of > Pd-extended? 64-bit builds are working well on GNU/Linux, and now are > starting to be possible on Mac OS X. So why not Windows? I don't have > access to a 64-bit Windows machine, but I can help someone who does. > > .hc > So, actually anyone feeling intrepid can take a look at the renewed wiki page and see which platforms are missing from the Compile Farm, and eventually join it... It's a good way to support the (infamous) Pd community, not just because there will be more builds for the masses, but also because it catalyzes ironing out bugs on the given platform. Nuff said! http://puredata.info/docs/developer/PdLab Andras

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automatic reporting
by Ignacio Lois 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

Hello everyone, I have a project which is working on an unattended Mac running pd-extended. All the patches I use have a reporting feature (they print out their name on the pd window output when they enter and when they exit, together with a timestamp). Is there any way I can make pd save the output on a file? I should be able to schedule it automatically at the end of each day. Any thoughts/ideas will be appreciated! Cheers

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Work in progress
by Bill Gribble 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

Hi all, I have been working on an experimental "pd workalike" for a little while with just the intention of exploring some ideas about visual programming, getting familiar with all the current audio APIs for Linux, and generally having fun with a spare time programming project. I am really excited that I have some basic functionality now working and I wanted to share with the only community that would understand these screenshots :) These patches actually work as you would expect, producing audio and all; the only "cheating" in the screenshots is that you can't save patches, only create them on the fly. Still quite early in the development process! As you can guess from the things that look "surprising" to pd users, the program is implemented in Python with C extensions. Objects that get passed between control processors are just Python objects, and literals in creation args are passed to the Python evaluator. The signal-processing part is a thin wrapper on Jack, with (at this point) no separate blocking other than the Jack block, so latencies between the control-rate side and the signal-rate side are pretty high unless you have a very low-latency audio system... but the complexity of a separate blocking system were too high to address right away. It uses a multiple-process model to separate the garbage-collected python stuff (control-rate processing) from real-time audio stuff (in the C extension). The UI is done in Clutter (in a third process), and is heavy on keyboard shortcuts. Everything can be done without a mouse. When this gets a little more baked there will be public git, wiki, etc but it's just a toy yet... I just wanted to throw these screenshots out there. Thanks, Bill Gribble

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Pd-extended tcl plugins (was Re: Patch Tracker)
by András Murányi 16 Jun '10

16 Jun '10

On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 8:32 PM, Mathieu Bouchard <matju(a)artengine.ca>wrote: > [...] > > As far as I know, the pd gui rewrite adds the ability for custom tcl/tk >> snippets through the command menu. This could be just a tcl call to svn >> diff. >> > > Ok, so, you have to hunt all over the internet for pieces of tcl code that > take 1k each ? Pd has this concept of externals, that are rather > plug-and-play (or at least: can be), and then Pd-extended changed the deal > and made it no-plug-just-play, and then Pd-devel ("gui-rewrite") would have > those snippets of tcl floating around so that you can download your > menu-items one by one ? A little bundling would help... > Exactly, please no tcl plugins for pd floating around the net. I see these reasons why having plugins is good for us: - itsy-bitsy code that was not made up on a declared requirement can (and shall) make it into the main codebase if it proves sense. A question may be how is it decided - for me it's still better to write up a plugin sometimes than huff'n'puff trying to push something into the svn that no one needed. - externals, libs have a chance to modify the Pd GUI in the easiest way. Andras

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