Hi Sam, You probably already know this, but there is some good historical information about PureData on www.PureData.info also there was a "future of computer music languages panel discussion" in an issue of computer music journal (maybe last summer) that I found very insightful. You could also look at Miller Pucket's websight, and I would mention last automns First International Pure Data Convention. As a foot note you could also mention planet ccrma at stanford low latency pure data kernal, and no doubt many other interesting branchs of the PD family
Miller's "Max at 17" article is also quite good for this topic. It was
published in Computer Music Journal as well. Let me know if you have
trouble finding these two articles and I can help out.
And of course, Miller's publications has lots of info as well:
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/publications.html
.hc
On Mar 17, 2005, at 3:29 PM, Beau Casey wrote:
Hi Sam, You probably already know this, but there is some good historical information about PureData on www.PureData.info also there was a
"future of computer music languages panel discussion" in an issue of computer
music journal (maybe last summer) that I found very insightful. You could
also look at Miller Pucket's websight, and I would mention last automns
First International Pure Data Convention. As a foot note you could also
mention planet ccrma at stanford low latency pure data kernal, and no doubt
many other interesting branchs of the PD family
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