Hi everyone!
I've just put out a release candidate for plugdata v0.8.0
<https://github.com/plugdata-team/plugdata/releases/tag/v0.8.0-test>.
Give it a try, and let me know if you experience any issues.
If you haven't heard, plugdata is a relatively new pure-data flavour
that aims to be compatible with pd-vanilla, while offering a new GUI,
more built-in objects, the ability to run inside the DAW, and the
ability to export Pd patches to C++ code or embedded platforms.
Here's some highlights:
- Updated to pd-0.54 with multichannel signals (thanks to pure-data
developers), and ELSE-rc9 with many new objects and multi-channel
support(thanks to porres)
- Many UI improvements, we've redesigned all dialogs and menus in the
whole app, and also polished the whole user experience
- New activity overlay will highlight objects that are generating messages
- DAW parameters can now be float, int, exponential float or logarithmic
float, and their order can be changed
- Integrated Heavy exporter can now generate pd externals, is more
stable and now supports MIDI on Electro-Smith Daisy
- Many stability improvements
- Much more, this is one of the biggest releases yet!
Cheers,
Tim
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Hello Alexandre & IOhannes,
1- Thanks a lot for your guidance and help. 😎
ELSE 1.0-0 rc-9 Pre/Test (downloaded today from Git) is running well
under Pd 0.54.0 / RPi OS-11 32-bit (armv7) base Debian 11 / RPi 400 (h/w).
I tested it with one of my MIDI patch using, among other externals'
objects, [else/midi], [else/keyboard] and [else/sfont~].
2- For people interested, I recap what I did on my RPi 400.
- Pd 0.51.4, 1st install from RPi repository (base on Debian 11 32-bit).
- Then, successfully updated to Pd 0.53.0, 0.53.1 and 0.54.0 by
compiling them from their source code downloaded from Miller's site
<https://msp.puredata.info/software.html> and then installing them.
- Latest ELSE external accessible thru Pd/Deken was v.1.0-0 rc-6.
3- As Else v.1.0-0 rc-9 for ARM is neither available thru Pd/Deken nor
directly from Alexandre's Git, I decided to try to compil it.
My 3rd and last trial was successful and it took about 10 minutes.
- Download pd-else-master.zip
<https://github.com/porres/pd-else/archive/refs/heads/master.zip> and
uncompress it where you want, then follow Alexandre's Building
instructions
<https://github.com/porres/pd-else#building-else-for-pd-vanilla>.
- With my RPi 400 setup this gives in a Terminal:
. 1st pass in 2 steps:
pi@RPi400:~/Downloads/pd-else-master $ make
pdincludepath=/home/pi/Desktop/Pd-Compil_RPi400/pd-0.54-0/src
pi@RPi400:~/Downloads/pd-else-master $ make install
objectsdir=~/else-build
. 2nd pass also in 2 steps, but only if needed for [sfont~], [sfz~] and
[plaits~]
pi@RPi400:~/Downloads/pd-else-master $ make sfont sfz plaits
pdincludepath=/home/pi/Desktop/Pd-Compil_RPi400/pd-0.54-0/src
pi@RPi400:~/Downloads/pd-else-master $ make sfont-install
sfz-install plaits-install objectsdir=~/else-build
- Move the new Else folder (which is now available within your
/home/pi/else-build) to the place where the former Else external was. If
needed rename the former one for keeping a copy of it in case of (it's
always what I'm doing).
- You are done!
4- Two remarks concerning the issues I was facing to:
- As Pd 0.51.4 was first installed from RPi repository, installing my
compiled Pd 0.53.0 above it was making an issue with the its Dev-Headers.
For avoiding that, first clean Pd 0.51.4 installation by removing the
remaining:
puredata-dev/stable,now 0.51.4-1
- As the compilation of Else needs to have access to the ~/pd-0.54-0/src
folder, make sure you have also available on your Raspberry Pi the
source code of the latest Pd version you have used for compiling it.
And don't skip the 1st command given by Alexandre.
5- The ELSE compiled folder / nb of file 1083 / size ~ 55 MB for RPi
armv7 (32-bit) is available on demand.
But it's missing both 'Live-Electronics-Tutorial' and 'pdlua' folders.
Best,
Joseph Gastelais
Hi list
I need the [shell] object to trigger python codes from within Pure Data.
I am trying on raspberry os, with a raspberry 4, Pd version 0.51.4.
But it would be usefull also for pc as in schools I rarely meet linux
users, unfortunately.
I checked here
https://puredata.info/docs/ListOfPdExternals/
where it says that flatspace or ggee or flatspace/ggee would have this
object.
But in Dekken (Find externals) I do not get any result.
I also saw that Alexandros suggests [command] but which external do I need
installed?
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