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[PD-announce] iemmatrix 040 released
by IOhannes m zmoelnig 08 Feb '24

08 Feb '24

iemmatrix 0.4.0 "double square" aka (040²)ⁿ has been released last night. <https://deken.puredata.info/library/iemmatrix/0.4.0> **developed for science** most notable features: - 23 years of relentless development - 130 battle tested objects - 13473 lines of spellchecked C-code (without docs!) - 5575 lines of analyzed Pd-code (without docs!) **used in science** NEWS - multichannel support - optional: works out of the box with Pd>0.54 - also works with older Pds - improved resiliency against system incompatibilities - the core will work on very old systems and very new systems - some specialized objects that require 3rd party libraries might only run on newer systems (but you can still use most objects if your system does not meet these requirements) - lots of bugfixes **used in /real/ science** supported platforms via Deken packages - Linux/amd64 ("64bit intel",...) single precision† - Linux/amd64 ("64bit intel",...) double precision† - Linux/i386 ("32bit intel",...) single precision† - Linux/i386 ("32bit intel",...) double precision† - Linux/arm64 ("64bit RPi >=4",...) single precision† - Linux/arm64 ("64bit RPi >=4",...) double precision† - Linux/armv7 ("32bit RPi >=2",...) single precision† - Linux/armv7 ("32bit RPi >=2",...) double precision† - macOS/amd64 ("64bit intel",...) single precision‡ - macOS/amd64 ("64bit intel",...) double precision‡ - macOS/arm64 ("Apple Silicon",...) single precision - macOS/arm64 ("Apple Silicon",...) double precision - Windows/amd64 ("64bit intel",...) single precision - Windows/amd64 ("64bit intel",...) double precision - Windows/i386 ("32bit intel",...) single precision - Windows/i386 ("32bit intel",...) double precision supported platforms via Debian packages (coming soon in the Debian/unstable repositories): - Linux/amd64 - single precision - Linux/amd64 - double precision - Linux/arm64 - single precision - Linux/arm64 - double precision - Linux/armel - single precision - Linux/armel - double precision - Linux/armhf - single precision - Linux/armhf - double precision - Linux/i386 - single precision - Linux/i386 - double precision - Linux/mips64el - single precision - Linux/mips64el - double precision - Linux/ppc64el - single precision - Linux/ppc64el - double precision - Linux/riscv64 - single precision - Linux/riscv64 - double precision - Linux/s390x - single precision - Linux/s390x - double precision - Linux/alpha - single precision - Linux/alpha - double precision - Linux/hppa - single precision - Linux/hppa - double precision - Linux/ia64 - single precision - Linux/ia64 - double precision - Linux/loong64 - single precision - Linux/loong64 - double precision - Linux/m68k - single precision - Linux/m68k - double precision - Linux/powerpc - single precision - Linux/powerpc - double precision - Linux/ppc64 - single precision - Linux/ppc64 - double precision - Linux/sh4 - single precision - Linux/sh4 - double precision - Linux/sparc64 - single precision - Linux/sparc64 - double precision - Linux/x32 - single precision - Linux/x32 - double precision - Hurd/i386 - single precision - Hurd/i386 - double precision if your system is not listed above, you can compile iemmatrix yourself (you are probably used to that already) **used by serious scientists** get it while it's hot. <https://deken.puredata.info/library/iemmatrix/0.4.0> ~~~ notes on compatibility with older OSs † the Deken binaries for Linux require GLIBC-2.29, such as found on Linux distributions released after 2020, such as Ubuntu/20.04 "focal" or Debian/11 "bullseye"; but notably *not* on Debian/10 "buster". ‡ the Deken binaries for macOS have been tested to work back to OSX 10.11 "El Capitan". some specialist objects require a newer version of macOS however. e.g. heavy math like decomposing matrices with [mtx_eig], [mtx_qr] and [mtx_svd] requires macOS 10.14 "Mojave", as does [mtx_bessel]. [mtx_sndfileread] requires macOS 11 "Big Sur". if you do not need these specialized objects, then "El Capitan" will do nicely. independent of iemmatrix, we strongly suggest that you use an up-to-date operating system for the safety of yourself and others. _______________________________________________ Pd-announce mailing list Pd-announce(a)lists.iem.at https://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-announce

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[PD-announce] ELSE 1.0-RC11 with Live Electronics Tutorial is out.
by Alexandre Torres Porres 07 Feb '24

07 Feb '24

Happy 2024! ELSE 1.0-RC11 with Live Electronics Tutorial is out. Get it in deken, if something is funny, please tell me (waiting for raspberry pi binaries from a helping soul). Objects count is now 527, total number of examples in the tutorial is now 515! The library has 285 signal objects so far, and I just reached the mark of 200 coded/compiled signal objects (the rest are abstractions, of course)! This 1st update of the year is quite packed, but even so I'm just arbitrarily drawing a line because of the end of my latest course. I didn't finish one big thing I've been working on which is revising and dealing with multichannel awareness for 'routing' objects (panning, fading, rotation, selection, matrix and stuff). I first dealt with most easy and fast multichannel objects but this group of objects is what I'm most excited about regarding multichannel connections. I had started with them before, I worked extensively on them some more but I'm not yet finished with them. One cool new object is [pan~] and [pan.mc~], for circular panning with an angle input for any number of given outputs. I rewrote my [mtx~] object and now it can finally take gain values and not just on/off switches, so you can use it for routing and mixing. A cool new [mtx.mc~] object performs all this with multichannel input and output (nice). Other objects from this group worth noting are the new [xgate2.mc~] and [xselect2.mc~] objects. Also worth noting is that I am adding a 'spread' parameter in many of these objects, which control how much a sound source spreads to adjacent channels, you can use it narrow or expand. Like I said, more is to be done here and one new object I didn't include just yet is [vbap~] and [vbap.mc~] (vector based panning), hopefully next time. Total object count in ELSE now with multichannel functionalities is 82! [note2midi] and [midi2note] now have support for quarter tones. This is me flirting with the idea of 'CAC' tools, this one works quite well with Charles Neimog's python stuff that can render scores with quarter tone support. [tabwriter~] added index mode to set index to record to with a signal, like MAX's [poke~]. A new [abs.pd~] object is something I'm gonna use a lot myself. This makes it a bit more convenient to use [pd~]. I love I can just click on it and it'll open the loaded patch. This also allows you to use your connected MIDI device in the sub-process. I added some functionalities to [gendyn~]. Now it takes a center frequency and it can then work more like usual oscillators, and you can use it for poliphony. I've been having fun and it's quite cool! The [plaits~] object is finally fully functional. Added some missing modulation inputs and controllers that were needed in a couple of synthesis engines. For last, I'm finally adding wavetable scanning in my [wavetable~] oscillator! This means you can slice a wavetable into 'n' given parts and crossfade between them. A new [wt2d~] object can slice and scan in two dimensions! There's also a new section on wavetable synthesis in my Live Electronics Tutorial. Full changelog here: https://github.com/porres/pd-else/releases/tag/v.1.0-rc11 Short term future plan is to include in ELSE a submodule I'm working on with abstractions inspired by euroracks, some of them are already in Plugdata. Working a new polyphonic module based on [gendyn~] which is pretty cool and I'm also excited to have a poliphonic PLAITS module, really excited about this (hang in there). By the way, ELSE development is about 7 years old now, and the plan for 2024 is to finally settle with a stable final version where things don't break as much (I feel shame). The idea is to pair up with the 1.0 release of PlugData that must come out this year as well (currently in version 0.8.x). Please support me on patreon if you like and use my stuff https://www.patreon.com/porres you can follow me on instagram as well if you like where I'm always posting Pd development stuff https://www.instagram.com/alexandre.torres.porres/ Cheers _______________________________________________ Pd-announce mailing list Pd-announce(a)lists.iem.at https://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-announce

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call for test : pmpd binary for osX
by cyrille henry 07 Feb '24

07 Feb '24

hello, Benjamin Wesch did compile pmpd for OSX (arm and x86). Before putting them on deken, ca anyone test them? http://chnry.net/data/pmpd_fat.zip Thanks a lot to everyone and specially to Benjamin! Cheers Cyrille

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Deken not showing ELSE external and others on Raspberry Pi with Debian 12
by Francisco Medeiros 05 Feb '24

05 Feb '24

Hello, I am having an issue with Deken on Raspberry Pi running the latest version of Debian 12 and pd 0.54-1. The problem is that Deken is not showing the ELSE external, nor many other externals available for Linux-Arm64-32. When starting deken says Platform detected: Linux-aarch64-float32" and "Platform re-detected: Linux-armv8-float32".

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