hi, the knob-variation of the IEM-sliders has one bug less and thanks to Olaf Matthes now is an external. No PD-patching needed anymore, but the build still needs the PD sources in reach to succeed. Also included is Orm's clock patch for those, who work to far away from a real clock.
There is one bug fixed: Moving the knob now doesn't show a distorted dial anymore, but still knob doesn't pass inlet values unchanged, so better don't use the inlets.
You can download knob-0.02 at http://footils.radio-worldwi.de, Linux binary included.
ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ _______footils__
Hi,
for all windowers without VC++ a zip file with compiled 'knob'-binary for win32 can be found at: http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/winport.html
Olaf
Frank Barknecht schrieb:
hi, the knob-variation of the IEM-sliders has one bug less and thanks to Olaf Matthes now is an external. No PD-patching needed anymore, but the build still needs the PD sources in reach to succeed. Also included is Orm's clock patch for those, who work to far away from a real clock.
There is one bug fixed: Moving the knob now doesn't show a distorted dial anymore, but still knob doesn't pass inlet values unchanged, so better don't use the inlets.
You can download knob-0.02 at http://footils.radio-worldwi.de, Linux binary included.
ciao,
Frank Barknecht _ _______footils__
Does anyone know of a method of connecting Logic/Cubase.. with PD.. I was thinking of some sort of VST instrument that would transmit midi data via udp/tcp for pd to netreceive..?
I tried using virtual midi ports in my pc and doing it that way.. but midi latency is terrible on my pc (yeah i know I'm using windoze.. ) and netreceive is a bit more portable...
If there isn't one then maybe i should try writing one? does anyone know if it would be a viable method?
Thanks
Tom
The new cubase (SX) apparently has Midi plugins - writing a wrapper for that might be fun. Haven't seen an SDK yet (but haven't looked either)
To make it a VST instrument would be a little more complex - as I see it you can either write a wrapper that replaces the dac and adc with VST stuff (this would be a lot simpler than the dac/adc 'cos you don't need to worry about devices at all) but of course you would then have a branch of PD which you would need t sync with the official one.
Doing it via sockets and a vst connector instrument would be the neatest
- I think the CsoundVST and Csound~ stuff works a bit like this (I might
be wrong) so you could look at that
cheers
mark
-----Original Message----- From: nullpointer [mailto:nullpointer@odessadesign.co.uk] Sent: 11 May 2002 16:51 To: pd-list Subject: [PD] Pd-VST
Does anyone know of a method of connecting Logic/Cubase.. with PD.. I was thinking of some sort of VST instrument that would transmit midi data via udp/tcp for pd to netreceive..?
I tried using virtual midi ports in my pc and doing it that way.. but midi latency is terrible on my pc (yeah i know I'm using windoze.. ) and netreceive is a bit more portable...
If there isn't one then maybe i should try writing one? does anyone know if it would be a viable method?
Thanks
Tom
Hi Tom,
I'm sure that there used to be a vst plugin called pd-auto which allowed midi control data to be sent via network sockets to pd. Unfortunately I can't find a URL for the plug-in and no longer have a copy myself. Maybe someone else on the list has the URL.
Cheers
Matt
nullpointer wrote:
Does anyone know of a method of connecting Logic/Cubase.. with PD.. I was thinking of some sort of VST instrument that would transmit midi data via udp/tcp for pd to netreceive..?
I tried using virtual midi ports in my pc and doing it that way.. but midi latency is terrible on my pc (yeah i know I'm using windoze.. ) and netreceive is a bit more portable...
If there isn't one then maybe i should try writing one? does anyone know if it would be a viable method?
Thanks
Tom
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Matthew Paradis University of York Music Department Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: 0044-1904-43-2435 mdjp100@york.ac.uk
Sorry, just found the URL it's http://mamalala.de/xovo
Matt
Matthew Paradis wrote:
Hi Tom,
I'm sure that there used to be a vst plugin called pd-auto which allowed midi control data to be sent via network sockets to pd. Unfortunately I can't find a URL for the plug-in and no longer have a copy myself. Maybe someone else on the list has the URL.
Cheers
Matt
nullpointer wrote:
Does anyone know of a method of connecting Logic/Cubase.. with PD.. I was thinking of some sort of VST instrument that would transmit midi data via udp/tcp for pd to netreceive..?
I tried using virtual midi ports in my pc and doing it that way.. but midi latency is terrible on my pc (yeah i know I'm using windoze.. ) and netreceive is a bit more portable...
If there isn't one then maybe i should try writing one? does anyone know if it would be a viable method?
Thanks
Tom
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Matthew Paradis University of York Music Department Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: 0044-1904-43-2435 mdjp100@york.ac.uk
Thanks to Matthew P (and T.Grill) I am running pd from logic audio as either a netreceive version (using pd-auto vst plugin) or using virtual midi ports (MIDIYOKE)
However my pd audio output is delayed from the logic audio output... Both pd and logic are using the same card but pd is using mme drivers and logic is using asio... I tried to get pd to use the asio drivers but couldn't select from the list of drivers available (it always picks driver 0 -a directx driver) I want driver 33 or something for asio.. So i tried upgrading from test 17 to test 23 but now i can't select the card I want.. pd defaults to the onboard SB soundcard...which has no asio drivers anyway!.. so i need to be able to select the appropriate card device and then the correct driver for that device.. I have tried lots of different combos of the command line args but to no joy..
Any tips??
P.S. windows xp with pd test 17-23 and logic audio 5
Thanks
Tom
Hi Tom,
I imagine you've already tried "(...pd...) -asio -audiodev 33", yes? that's the way I thought it should work. Unfortunately I've NEVER been able to get any of my machines to work with ASIO at all, so I can't really test the ASIO feature!
cheers Miller
On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 01:23:55PM +0100, nullpointer wrote:
Thanks to Matthew P (and T.Grill) I am running pd from logic audio as either a netreceive version (using pd-auto vst plugin) or using virtual midi ports (MIDIYOKE)
However my pd audio output is delayed from the logic audio output... Both pd and logic are using the same card but pd is using mme drivers and logic is using asio... I tried to get pd to use the asio drivers but couldn't select from the list of drivers available (it always picks driver 0 -a directx driver) I want driver 33 or something for asio.. So i tried upgrading from test 17 to test 23 but now i can't select the card I want.. pd defaults to the onboard SB soundcard...which has no asio drivers anyway!.. so i need to be able to select the appropriate card device and then the correct driver for that device.. I have tried lots of different combos of the command line args but to no joy..
Any tips??
P.S. windows xp with pd test 17-23 and logic audio 5
Thanks
Tom
I imagine you've already tried "(...pd...) -asio -audiodev 33", yes?
my version of pd doesn't recognise -audiodev as an arg.. I'm using pd-0.35-test23.msw.zip but..... i do get a stackload of asio device options.. including WDM style asio (The new Windows Model for XP e.t.c.) which is the one i need to use really. I tried -asio -sounddev 1 and -asio -soundoutdev 1 e.t.c. Any asio invocation uses the onboard sb card..(even though this is not device 0) Could it be because the card i want to use is multichannel? (i only need the first 2 channels though)
the card is an event/echo gina card
mmmm very confusing..
any help....? has anyone got asio working on xp>
Thanks
Tom
C:\pd\bin>pd -asio not using MIDI input (use 'pd -midiindev 1' to override) using default device number: 0 nchan 2, flags 3, bufs 4, framesperbuf 256 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: numDrivers = 4
Driver [0]: ASIO DirectX Driver PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: InputChannels = 2 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: OutputChannels = 2 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 11025 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 22050 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 32000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 44100 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 48000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 88200 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 96000
Driver [1]: ASIO DirectX Full Duplex Driver PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: InputChannels = 6 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: OutputChannels = 10 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 44100 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 48000
Driver [2]: ASIO Echo WDM PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: InputChannels = 4 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: OutputChannels = 10 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 44100
Driver [3]: ASIO Multimedia Driver PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: InputChannels = 6 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: OutputChannels = 12 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 11025 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 22050 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 32000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 44100 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 48000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 88200 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 96000
PortAudio : minSize = 512 PortAudio : preferredSize = 3000 PortAudio : maxSize = 16384 PortAudio : granularity = 512 PortAudio : User buffer size = 256 PortAudio : ASIO buffer size = 1024 PortAudio : Minimum BufferOffset for Output = 0 PortAudio : ASIOCreateBuffers with size = 1024 PortAudio : InputLatency = 0 latency = 0 msec PortAudio : OuputLatency = 9000 latency = 204 msec C:/pd
----- Original Message ----- From: "Miller Puckette" mpuckett@man104-1.ucsd.edu To: "nullpointer" nullpointer@odessadesign.co.uk Cc: "pd-list" pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 4:47 PM Subject: Re: [PD] ASIO (bug?)
Hi Tom,
I imagine you've already tried "(...pd...) -asio -audiodev 33", yes? that's the way I thought it should work. Unfortunately I've NEVER been able to get any of my machines to work with ASIO at all, so I can't really test the ASIO feature!
cheers Miller
On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 01:23:55PM +0100, nullpointer wrote:
Thanks to Matthew P (and T.Grill) I am running pd from logic audio as
either
a netreceive version (using pd-auto vst plugin) or using virtual midi
ports
(MIDIYOKE)
However my pd audio output is delayed from the logic audio output... Both pd and logic are using the same card but pd is using mme drivers
and
logic is using asio... I tried to get pd to use the asio drivers but couldn't select from the
list
of drivers available (it always picks driver 0 -a directx driver) I want driver 33 or something for asio.. So i tried upgrading from test 17 to
test
23 but now i can't select the card I want.. pd defaults to the onboard
SB
soundcard...which has no asio drivers anyway!.. so i need to be able to select the appropriate card device and then the correct driver for that device.. I have tried lots of different combos of the command line args
but
to no joy..
Any tips??
P.S. windows xp with pd test 17-23 and logic audio 5
Thanks
Tom
Hi, i'm surprised that you found that..... (and that it still exists....)
but i doubt that it functions properly as i did not have the time and/or possibility to test it with all common VST hosts. (in fact i only tested it with Nuendo and the latency was quite bad).
If anyone finds pd-auto still useful i could of course have another look at the code....
greetings, Thomas
-----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- Von: matt@york.ac.uk [mailto:matt@york.ac.uk]Im Auftrag von Matthew Paradis Gesendet: Montag, 13. Mai 2002 13:11 An: nullpointer; pd-list Betreff: Re: [PD] Pd-VST
Sorry, just found the URL it's http://mamalala.de/xovo Matt
Matthew Paradis wrote:
Hi Tom,
I'm sure that there used to be a vst plugin called pd-auto which allowed
midi control data to be sent via network sockets to pd. Unfortunately I can't find a URL for the plug-in and no longer have a copy myself. Maybe someone else on the list has the URL.
Cheers
Matt
nullpointer wrote:
Does anyone know of a method of connecting Logic/Cubase.. with PD..
I was thinking of some sort of VST instrument that would transmit midi
data via udp/tcp for pd to netreceive..? I tried using virtual midi ports in my pc and doing it that way.. but midi latency is terrible on my pc (yeah i know I'm using windoze.. ) and netreceive is a bit more portable...
If there isn't one then maybe i should try writing one? does anyone
know if it would be a viable method?
Thanks
Tom
http://www.nullpointer.co.uk
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Matthew Paradis University of York Music Department Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: 0044-1904-43-2435 mdjp100@york.ac.uk
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