NOISH~ vs AUTÓMATA cdr nº205 H.A.K. Lo-Fi RECORD
Hello list!
a new cdr of noish and also <freeDownload>
enjoy here >> <http://hakrecords.blogspot.com/>
<http://hakrecords.blogspot.com/2010/05/n205-noish-vs-automata.html>
noish~ vs automata
Improvisación con autómata
Live at Piksel Bergen Norway 2009 by noish~
Software : Pure data, Ardour, Ubuntu
Infos + code : http://noconventions.mobi/noish/
about the automata ::::::
Automata_Sonoro_v001 (generative sound machina) is a software
programmed in Pure Data for generating real-time sound compositions.
It creates compositions from 7 small sound seeds (samples of 5-15
seconds) with which it generates 7 files of 1 min, to be with those
who play after, transforming and mixing them iteratively in a
mechanical evolution, growth and deterioration. Its based on the
Fractal model and somehow with more conceptual distance also inspired
by the work of Alvin Lucier "I'm sitting in a room" 1969.
All of this does not chase to carry out strictly fractal music, but born of
an
interest to know and experiment with these math-concepts and
strategies looking for a king of organic unpredicatability, noncontrol
and chaos with which creatively play during the live perfomance.
salut!!
oscar martin
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Sorry, I should have sayed that I was runing on IRIX and I was maybe a
bit
to fast to send the last mail. The problem was solved by recompiling PD.
--PLu
Peter Lunden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Its still not possible to output 8 channels in PD 0.28p2. If you start
> PD with -outchannels 8 you get an error: _ALerror: code=11
> ALsetchannels: invalid number of channels: 8
>
> I still need to run my own patch to fix this problem.
>
> --PLu
hi list,
releasing artnetlib:
---------readme-----------
turn your Pd patch into an Art-Net controller.
Art-Net is an Ethernet protocol based on the TCP/IP protocol suite. Its
purpose is to allow
transfer of large amounts of DMX512 data over a wide area using standard
networking
technology.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art-Nethttps://www.artisticlicence.com/WebSiteMaster/User%20Guides/art-net.pdf
artnetlib is a Pd library with 5 objects:
- [artnetfromarray]
- polls a Pd array and convert the values to a list of DMX 1 byte ints
- [artnetsend]
- format a Pd list of ints with an _ArtDMX_ header where you specify
"physical" and "universe".
- [artnetudp]
- send the _ArtDMX_ package to a specified ip
- sends _ArtPoll_ and receive _ArtPollReply_ (used to discover the
presence of other Controllers, Nodes and Media Servers.)
- receive data from other Art-Net compatible devices
- [artnetroute]
- routes received _ArtDMX_ packages according to its "physical" and
"universe".
- [artnettoarray]
- convert _ArtDMX_ packages to a Pd list.
--------------------
repository: https://github.com/Lucarda/pd-artnetlib
bug reports: https://github.com/Lucarda/pd-artnetlib/issues
happy lighting!!!
:)
Lucarda
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hi all,
i've just setup a new (experimental) webservice, that shows some graph
about trends in the usage of Pd, based on deken queries.
as we all know, deken - Pd's built in package manager - can be used to
query <https://deken.puredata.info/> for available packages.
what some of you might now know is that deken sends the following
information along with the request:
- the Tcl/Tk version used (e.g. "8.6.10")
- the Pd version used (e.g. "0.55-2")
- the deken version used (e.g. "0.9.18")
- the deken architecture of Pd (e.g. "Windows-amd64-32")
all this information is send as the "user agent" string (just like, when
you access a webpage with your favourite browser, it will send its
version and whatnot, e.g. "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:128.0)
Gecko/20100101 Firefox/128.0").
sidenote: i think myself of rather privacy aware, and do not think that
collecting any of these data is problematic (nor is sending them from
within Pd).
also, because this is how the internet works, the web server knows about
your IP (and thus can make some educated guess about the country you
are currently accessing a webpage from), and whether you are using an
encrypted channel (https) or not (http); and of course the actual query.
i've finally decided to make this data public (and somewhat useful), by
extracting some time-series and creating nice graphs from them.
these are now available on <https://deken.puredata.info/trends>
the data should get updated automatically.
(since the data already covers about 7 years, it might look like it's
not being updated though; but this is about seeing long-term *trends*,
rather than short-term hypes, so I don't think it is a problem)
# data skew
the input data for the trend series is searches for externals via Pd's
built-in package manager.
this means, that specific use cases of Pd might not show up in the data
at all.
e.g. some Linux users might just prefer to install externals via their
package manager (and do all searches there), so they won't be
represented here at all.
Pd distributions that ship with a lot of externals, will not show up (as
the users will not have a need to search for externals).
esp. Pd-l2ork and Purr-Data do not show up, as they do not allow deken
search (and there's some binary incompatibility, so that's a good thing)
Plug Data does not show up either, even though you *can* use deken with
it, because Plug Data does not directly query our web server for caching
reasons.
early versions of deken would not send a specific user agent string (and
use just the default one of Tcl/Tk), that's why you sometimes see labels
like "Darwin?" or "i386?" - these values are just educated guesses,
based on the user agent string and the the time when the queries occurred)
# absolute vs relative data
the data presented is relative (in percent).
you can get graphs with absolute values by clicking on the images.
# oddities
the absolute data is very seasonal (whereas the relative representation
is more or less stable).
this *might* have to do with Pd being primarily used in educational
contexts (with holidays in between, where the Pd is little used).
but really, idk.
the other thing i found odd was that up to 2020 a considerable amount of
the webtraffic (between 50% and 70%!) was using https.
after that this dropped to between 5-10%.
after some investigation i found that this has mostly to do with us
upgrading the Tcl/Tk version included with Pd on macOS: up to Pd-0.51
(or so), the included Tcl/Tk was able to use system installed
tcl-libraries, and macOS comes with a library that allows us to do https.
newer versions of Tcl/Tk can no longer use this library, and since we do
not ship our own, this means that the traiffic is degraded to http :-(
cheers,
gasdmr
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cheers
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> i can confirm, that the Pd-0.55-2 images were built on a Mojava VM,
> whereas the Pd-0.56-2 were built on a Monterey VM.
>
> both were using the identical hdiutil create invocation to build the
> DMG, but apparently it does something different on newer macOS.
>
It does seem likely that Apple would have changed the default filesystem for .dmg files created by hdiutil to APFS, but I think it is still possible to specify HFS+ by using the ‘-fs HFS+’ option with ‘hdiutill create’. I have no idea if the latest Mac systems can even mount HFS+ disk images. Removing that capability would be exactly the sort of thing Apple loves to do…
Mike Green
IOhannes,
> I'm afraid that "Macintosh OS 10.10 or newer" really means "this is our new-style app, and we are pretty sure that it won't run on older versions of macOS", and the claim of "10.10" is not really tested for :-/
Being familiar with Miller’s precise and forthright writing style, I very much doubt he would go in for such equivocation. Surely he wouldn’t promote untested claims.
> could you verify, whether you can still download and open the Pd-0.55-2 package (there's a link for "all software")?
> if so, could you send us the actual download link you used?
I downloaded from https://msp.ucsd.edu/Software/pd-0.55-2.macos.zip. I can still download and open the package from there.
> sorry for causing inconvenience, but I think this is much easier for you to test than for me.
No inconvenience at all. Thanks for your help with this!
Mike Green
For anyone who wants to test I've put
PD for Macos 10.10++ users (intel i suppose) to
https://jayrope.com/pd561010/Pd-0.56-0.zip
Note: Havent checked myself on my older mac (10.14) yet.
I'll take that down, whe it isn't necessary anymore. Let me know.
cheers,
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On 31.07.25 20:52, pd-list-request(a)lists.iem.at wrote:
> Re: Access to compiled Pd 0.56-0 for Yosemite and El Capitan users
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The Pd 0.56-0 application compiled for Macintosh OS 10.10 or newer, available for download at https://msp.ucsd.edu/software.htm, is contained in an APFS-formatted .dmg disk image, and neither OS 10.10 nor OS 10.11 can mount APFS disk images. Perhaps some charitable soul will make the application available in an HFS-formatted disk image, the way previous versions of Pd were?
(Yes, I admit to being too lazy and clueless to compile it for myself.)
Thanks in advance!
Mike Green
Bonjour à tous,
When I double-click Pd 0.56-0: the menu bar opens with Pd (preferences
don't open) File, Edit, Window, Help.
The Pd window doesn't open, nor does the menu bar in French (I'm French).
My OS is Sequoia 15.5 on a Mac Mini M2 Pro.
Thanks