Hi,
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100) at variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch and scores can be stored in files. test it! Georg
That's really beautiful Georg - haven't hooked it up to anything yet but I quite like the design all around : ) Best Luke
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Georg Werner georg@fricklr.de wrote:
Hi,
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100) at variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch and scores can be stored in files. test it! Georg
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Wow, that is definitely a weird stave. Nice work with that, have you
composed anything using it?
.hc
On Feb 3, 2009, at 7:05 PM, Luke Iannini wrote:
That's really beautiful Georg - haven't hooked it up to anything yet but I quite like the design all around : ) Best Luke
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Georg Werner georg@fricklr.de wrote:
Hi,
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data
structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100) at
variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch and
scores can be stored in files. test it! Georg
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Wow, this is cool.
While I am in no way knocking the work you have done, it would be great if this were able to handle a variable number of these "staves"... I have something that I would like to test it on, but ideally having 6 "staves" would be great.
Thanks,
Mike
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:36 PM, Georg Werner georg@fricklr.de wrote:
Hi,
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100) at variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch and scores can be stored in files. test it! Georg
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hi,
thanks for your comments. I added a new helpfile with 2 staves which gives you 10 lines (but only the space on your screen would be a limit - as long as you give each instance a unique name). for better control i added an "API" ;) so you can send both of them [play( see the updated help file for some other small changes. georg
Mike McGonagle schrieb:
Wow, this is cool.
While I am in no way knocking the work you have done, it would be great if this were able to handle a variable number of these "staves"... I have something that I would like to test it on, but ideally having 6 "staves" would be great.
Thanks,
Mike
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:36 PM, Georg Werner georg@fricklr.de wrote:
Hi,
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100) at variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch and scores can be stored in files. test it! Georg
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Very Nice indeed.
i was just wondering, what your preferred way to generate or edit
these scores is ?
Some kind of recording function would be great, dont you think ?
Great Work..
All the Best Luigi
Am 04.02.2009 um 05:51 schrieb Georg Werner:
hi,
thanks for your comments. I added a new helpfile with 2 staves which
gives you 10 lines (but only the space on your screen would be a
limit - as long as you give each instance a unique name). for better
control i added an "API" ;) so you can send both of them [play( see the updated help file for some other small changes. georgMike McGonagle schrieb:
Wow, this is cool. While I am in no way knocking the work you have done, it would be great if this were able to handle a variable number of these "staves"... I have something that I would like to test it on, but ideally having 6 "staves" would be great. Thanks, Mike On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:36 PM, Georg Werner georg@fricklr.de
wrote:Hi,
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data
structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100) at
variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch and
scores can be stored in files. test it! Georg
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Hallo, Georg Werner hat gesagt: // Georg Werner wrote:
weird_stave is a graphical score GUI abstraction which uses data
structures. It can play back 5 streams of values (between -100 an 100)
at variable speed. Multiple instances of it can be used in one pd patch
and scores can be stored in files.
Very cool and beautiful. Apps like this would indeed be much easier to code if the idea that Miller's mentioned in a recent mail would be implemented: accessing DS arrays with the tab* objectcs like [tabread] [tabwrite] etc. Or alternatively let normal arrays have colors.
A little hint: The [pd 01dollars] can be patched easier as [list append $0 $1].
Ciao
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