Steve Peach wrote:
coool cheers, much appreciated. is there anyway to rewire into another program ??to use it as a plugin ?? perhaps a certain object that allows this ?
well, there are a number of possibilities. the most simple 're-wiring' would be to use "jack", for which pd has native support. and there are objects to use VST-plugins from within pd. and there are objects to use pd as a VST-plugin. and certainly a lot more...:-)
mfg.adsr IOhannes
On Jan 27, 2006, at 1:45 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
and there are objects to use pd as a VST-plugin.
I view this as the novum of the topic.
Could you please reiterate how exactly users go about setting up pd to work in this way ?
I for one am most interested in this technique.
./d5
day 5 wrote:
and there are objects to use pd as a VST-plugin.
Could you please reiterate how exactly users go about setting up pd to work in this way ?
Windows only:
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~jsarlo/pdvst/
d.
well, there are a number of possibilities. the most simple 're-wiring' would be to use "jack", for which pd has native support.
ever used jack on windoze or tried to synchronize pd with jack-transport? there's no rewire part of pd, though ...
and there are objects to use pd as a VST-plugin.
ever tried to use it? if so, you wouldn't take this as argument ... maybe it works, but it's more a proof of concept than a solution ... it's usability sucks ...
it's not really a question of free and proprietary, but a question of usability ...
cheers ... tim
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