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by alex 04 Sep '99

04 Sep '99

hey.. would it take very much to port pd to beos? most diff would be non tcl interphace i guess, but maybe there is other stuff. would be nice for displayed information not to have so much influence on processing. like, if you use number as display, seems to slow most stuff down.. a thing: if you clip a sawtooth and listen, seems to get louder.. can do this also with 35.filter.sweep with (pitch 38, sweep speed -132, sweep depth 260, base center freq 192, q 7). this is pretty cool .. also, when you stop listening (apres listening for a while), other sounds have strangeness, like computer fan .. i tried this on my brother and he got same stuff .. au revoir. a1ex

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The Eternal Return of Resynching Audio
by Elliot Anderson 03 Sep '99

03 Sep '99

I took Mark Danks' advice and put a return in the routine nt_resyncaudio(void) in s_nt.c. This seems to have solved the problem. Pd seems to be working fine on both my notebook and desktop. Some questions. I'm somewhat of a "newbie" to computer music and was wondering if anyone could suggest a "primer" on signal processing. I listen to a lot of electronic music, Xenakis, Sabotnik, et. al. and know people in the Bay Area that are part of The Hub (Tim Perkis, Paul Demarinas.) I am interested in doing real-time composition and to trigger video (thus PD & GEM.) PD questions. What format should the aiff files be to open in PD? How can I save a sample? What are the ";" objects, like the one that starts the DSP and opening files? What is the syntax for those objects? Can I send a signal through and process it in real-time using a mic? I've done this with MSP and haven't tried it with PD. Best, Elliot Elliot Anderson Lecturer, Electronic Media, Art Department University of California, Santa Cruz http://www.sirius.com/~ewanders

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pd sounds great-while mouse is moving
by Klien V 03 Sep '99

03 Sep '99

hi, we're trying to make pd run on a pc/redhat6.0, ISA-soundblaster64, Alsa-driver. it's not duplex, which would be fine, but the audio-output of pd stutters. everything sounds fine while moving the mouse.->? already changed the mouse-driver - no effect. anybody experienced something similar? volkmar ****************************************** Volkmar Klien City University London e-mail: v.klien(a)city.ac.uk ******************************************

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Re: re-compiling & resynching audio error
by Miller Puckette 02 Sep '99

02 Sep '99

>It seems that the "resynching audio" problem is not confined to the SB Live driver. I installed PD under W98 on my notebook that has an ESS sound card and had the same problem. Yuck. OK, I'd better make some kind of flag thing. I can probably get it out this weekend... >Finally, is there a way in PD to read the parallel and serial ports? There isn't yet. There's a hack to write to the serial ports that uses TK's serial command; I don't know if it would be easy or not to do input the same way; timing wouldn't be too great though. It would be great to have "externs" to handle serial and parallel ports... I don't have any serial or parallel devices to test them on. cheers Miller PS Oh yes, to compile in Microsoft C version 5.0, remove all the ".obj" files, change the include and library paths in the makefile, and it should go.

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RE: re-compiling & resynching audio error
by Mark Danks 02 Sep '99

02 Sep '99

> -----Original Message----- > From: Elliot Anderson [mailto:ewanders@sirius.com] > Subject: re-compiling & resynching audio error > <snip> > I tried recompiling PD using the included makefile and > nmake from > Microsoft Visual Studio 5. I got errors when it tried to > compile. How should I re-compile? I believe that you need VC6.0. However, you should be able to modify the makefile to get it to work...what are your errors? > Finally, is there a way in PD to read the parallel and > serial ports? I'm There is a serial object, but I think that it is pretty hackish...Miller can probably give better info. Later, Mark ============================ = mdanks(a)stormfront.com = http://www.danks.org/mark ============================

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re-compiling & resynching audio error
by Elliot Anderson 02 Sep '99

02 Sep '99

It seems that the "resynching audio" problem is not confined to the SB Live driver. I installed PD under W98 on my notebook that has an ESS sound card and had the same problem. I tried recompiling PD using the included makefile and nmake from Microsoft Visual Studio 5. I got errors when it tried to compile. How should I re-compile? Finally, is there a way in PD to read the parallel and serial ports? I'm trying to find an easier and quicker development tool to do interactive installations. Right now I develop my work in C/C++. I mostly use the parallel port for interactive devices, i.e. sonar sensors. I then play wav files in synch with a laser disc in response to input. The laser disc player is attached to the serial port and I've talked to it using PD. I need to read-back from the serial port to see if the laser disc has completed its code. Best, Elliot Anderson Elliot Anderson Lecturer, Electronic Media, Art Department University of California, Santa Cruz http://www.sirius.com/~ewanders

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Sv: resynching audio error
by Søren Bovbjerg 02 Sep '99

02 Sep '99

Hi > Candidate for a "-even-more-stupid-sounddriver-than-on-linux" switch > I guess :-) :-) :-) Good idea. I for one would be greatfull. Cheers Bov

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Re: netsend/netreceive
by integer＠www.god-emil.dk 02 Sep '99

02 Sep '99

>By the way, it occurrs to me that "netsend" is a gaping security hole; >anyone who knows your port number could send Pd commands to read and >write files on your system. I'm trying to think of a way to restrict >what a netreceive can do but in the meantime, perhaps you shouldn't tell >the world what port numbers your patches use, or run anyone else's patch >without changing the port number. And don't leave the help window open... http://link.springer.de/link/service/series/0558/tocs/t1419.html

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RE: resynching audio error
by Mark Danks 01 Sep '99

01 Sep '99

As mentioned in a following reply, it seems to have something to do with the SBLive. I have the exact same problem under WinNT. However, there is an easy solution...if you have a compiler. Just go to s_nt.c and look for the function nt_resyncaudio(void). Immediately return and don't do anything. This solved the problem for me. I just did a performance a couple of weeks ago with an SBLive and had Pd w/ audio and Pd w/ GEM on the same box (dual processor). It ran great with around 250 ~ objects (using some switches as well). Later, Mark ============================ = mdanks(a)stormfront.com = http://www.danks.org/mark ============================ > -----Original Message----- > From: Elliot Anderson [mailto:ewanders@sirius.com] > Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 11:22 PM > To: pd-list(a)iem.mhsg.ac.at > Subject: resynching audio error > > > I just re-installed PD 0.25 under W98 and keep getting a > "resynching audio" > error. Running a P333 with SB Live sound card. What should > I be doing? > > Best, > Elliot Anderson > > > Elliot Anderson > Lecturer, Electronic Media, > Art Department > University of California, Santa Cruz > > http://www.sirius.com/~ewanders >

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gem-0.81 for linux
by Guenter Geiger 01 Sep '99

01 Sep '99

I've put together pd-0.81 for Linux ftp://iem.mhsg.ac.at/gige/gem (Always trying to change locations :) The build process is a little bit reworked, you have to put m_pd.h (from pd-0.26/src into the gem-0.81/src/Base directory). Actually what I'm doing is installing m_pd.h in /usr/include or /usr/local/include, so I can develop my externals. Good luck Guenter

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