Hi All,
Is there a way of using PD as a plugin for a host sequencer such as Cubase/Logic?
If i wanted to use the sequencing aspects of such an app but i wanted to use pd for synthesis how would i go about it? I could run them both as seperate processes and use midi to control , but what if i want to route the audio from pd directly into the app like an virtual instrument? Could i run multiple pd instances and use them as multiple instruments? I think you can do something like this with max/msp?
Thanks Tom
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-----Original Message----- From: Miller Puckette mpuckett@man104-1.ucsd.edu To: Bill Sack wsack@acsu.buffalo.edu Cc: pd list pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Date: 26 October 2001 04:24 Subject: Re: [PD] minor makefile mix-up
Oops... thanks, fixed in my copy (not sure how long it will take for me to update the release...)
cheers Miller
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 10:00:22PM -0400, Bill Sack wrote:
hello all,
i just built and installed pd on a very new redhat system. all subsequent './configures' and 'makes' i tried on other packages failed with the mysterious error: "/usr/local/include: is not a directory"
it wasn't until i did 'ls -l' on /usr/local that i saw /usr/local/include was indeed not a directory but a file! i looked at it and it turned out to be the m_pd.h from the install of pd i had just done.
the install-indep part of the makefile (this is from the pd-0.34-2 tarball from Miller's site) says: install -m644 m_pd.h $(INSTDIR)/include
since my linux install was brand new, there was no 'include' directory and install just renamed the m_pd.h file include and left it there.
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