What are people doing for the pd equivalent of these max/msp objects? I haven't noticed anything in the externals. for now, I've resorted to making a sloppy, non-scalable abstraction version of selector~ in conjunction with switch~.
Does anyone have a more concise solution for signal routing?
-dan
theres something like polygate~ in -lib motex ..
[Dan Neveu]->[[PD] selector~ and gate~]->[03-02-03 17:44]
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hi,
btw, does anybody know, how does the msp's begin~ mechanism work? (I do not know it, so there is no gate~/selector~ in cyclone, yet...)
Krzysztof
Dan Neveu wrote:
What are people doing for the pd equivalent of these max/msp objects? I haven't noticed anything in the externals. for now, I've resorted to making a sloppy, non-scalable abstraction version of selector~ in conjunction with switch~.
"begin~" does something similar to "switch~" in PD, so i didn't really miss "begin~" in PD so far. as far as i can remember you can connect it to signal generators (osc~ etc.) in order to take them out of (or put them back into) the signal processing chain to save CPU load. can't remember anymore how it worked in detail, though.
ciao
oliver
04.02.2003 16:04:22, Krzysztof Czaja czaja@chopin.edu.pl wrote:
hi,
btw, does anybody know, how does the msp's begin~ mechanism work? (I do not know it, so there is no gate~/selector~ in cyclone, yet...)
Krzysztof
Dan Neveu wrote:
What are people doing for the pd equivalent of these max/msp objects? I haven't noticed anything in the externals. for now, I've resorted to making a sloppy, non-scalable abstraction version of selector~ in conjunction with switch~.
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hi Oliver,
thanks a lot, but this was a dev question (apparently sent to the wrong list... sorry) -- I do not know how to implement switching off arbitrary parts of a signal graph in Pd.
Krzysztof
oliver wrote:
"begin~" does something similar to "switch~" in PD, so i didn't really miss "begin~" in PD so far. as far as i can remember you can connect it to signal generators (osc~ etc.) in order to take them out of (or put them back into) the signal processing chain to save