Greetings,
I have downloaded the pd-externals-20030309-win32.zip file twice from sourceforge, and it only contains about half of the externals and libraries it says it does! The list goes from aenv~ to nroute~ and then stops!
Will somebody sort this out?
P.S. http://www.pure-data.org/members/loneshark/p-t-player~.tgz is now online. This is a sample player that gives the user independant control over pitch and time.
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Hallo, Ed Kelly hat gesagt: // Ed Kelly wrote:
I have downloaded the pd-externals-20030309-win32.zip file twice from sourceforge, and it only contains about half of the externals and libraries it says it does! The list goes from aenv~ to nroute~ and then stops!
Will somebody sort this out?
If you mean this list: http://pure-data.sourceforge.net/documentation.php then: this list is not a list of the files in the package, but of the files, whose source code is available in the CVS. And it is out of date, my fault.
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
On Wednesday, Feb 18, 2004, at 09:10 America/New_York, Ed Kelly wrote:
Greetings,
I have downloaded the pd-externals-20030309-win32.zip file twice from sourceforge, and it only contains about half of the externals and
libraries it says it does! The list goes from aenv~ to nroute~ and then stops!Will somebody sort this out?
If you compile a new set and send it to me, I'll post it on the
downloads page.
.hc
P.S. http://www.pure-data.org/members/loneshark/p-t-player~.tgz is now online. This is a sample player that gives the user independant
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Hi,
This is my first post to the list so I suppose I am a newbie at many pd things although I have been involved with electronic music for some time.
I want to create a patch that kind of simulates the 'pre-record" function that is found on e.g. soundforge 7 and in protools, i.e. it continuously buffers a few seconds of the audio input so that when you start recording it includes this data into the file. I found a linux app that does pretty much this (http://www.hut.fi/~spniskan/quickrecord/) but I mainly us Windows, hence the need to do this patch. I presume I need to use many small buffers (say 100*0.1sec for a 10sec buffer) using arrays, but these then need to be organised so that new buffers are appended to the 'end' of the 10seconds and the oldest buffer deleted.
Can anyone provide any suggestions or pointers as to what objects to use and how to implements this. I am naturally not expecting anyone to do this patch for me just nudge me in the right direction....
Many thanks Karl
Karl Nilsson wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone provide any suggestions or pointers as to what objects to use and how to implements this. I am naturally not expecting anyone to do this patch for me just nudge me in the right direction....
you will need only a delay-line that delays the signal prior to recording.
[delreadš] and [delwriteš] are your friends
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aha, I asked a similar question a number of months ago. you need to use delwrite~ and delread~
So if you want to continuously buffer the last 5 seconds of audio, send the audio to an object like:-
[delwrite~ buf1 5000]
and record from the
[delread~ buf1]
giving it the number 5000 (5 times 1000 miliseconds) to tell it to read what came in 5 seconds ago. the easiest way is then to delay the 'stop' message by the same amount (using a non-signal [delay 5000]), so that it continues to record up until the user stopped the recording, otherwise you will lose the last 5 secs.
wonderbra
Matt
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- http://www.loopit.org/ -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karl Nilsson" karl.nilsson@btinternet.com To: pd-list@iem.at Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 1:50 PM Subject: [PD] "Prerecord buffer" patch
Hi,
This is my first post to the list so I suppose I am a newbie at many pd things although I have been involved with electronic music for some time.
I want to create a patch that kind of simulates the 'pre-record" function that is found on e.g. soundforge 7 and in protools, i.e. it continuously buffers a few seconds of the audio input so that when you start recording
it
includes this data into the file. I found a linux app that does pretty much this (http://www.hut.fi/~spniskan/quickrecord/) but I mainly us Windows, hence the need to do this patch. I presume I need to use many small buffers (say 100*0.1sec for a 10sec buffer) using arrays, but these then need to be organised so that new buffers are appended to the 'end' of the 10seconds
and
the oldest buffer deleted.
Can anyone provide any suggestions or pointers as to what objects to use
and
how to implements this. I am naturally not expecting anyone to do this
patch
for me just nudge me in the right direction....
Many thanks Karl
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Ahh yes - thank you. Naturally the next thing I did after sending this message was figuring it out myself, but thanks. It was of course a lot easier than I originally thought. Not sure why I thought I had to organise a bunch of smaller buffers... Well got a patch working now that I am going to expand on when I get home from work...
Thanks for the delayed stop message tip, I hadnt thoguht of that one yet.
Many thanks Karl
-----Original Message----- From: pd-list-admin@iem.at [mailto:pd-list-admin@iem.at] On Behalf Of matthew jones Sent: 01 March 2004 13:57 To: PD-List; Karl Nilsson Subject: Re: [PD] "Prerecord buffer" patch
aha, I asked a similar question a number of months ago. you need to use delwrite~ and delread~
So if you want to continuously buffer the last 5 seconds of audio, send the audio to an object like:-
[delwrite~ buf1 5000]
and record from the
[delread~ buf1]
giving it the number 5000 (5 times 1000 miliseconds) to tell it to read what came in 5 seconds ago. the easiest way is then to delay the 'stop' message by the same amount (using a non-signal [delay 5000]), so that it continues to record up until the user stopped the recording, otherwise you will lose the last 5 secs.
wonderbra
Matt
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- http://www.loopit.org/ -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karl Nilsson" karl.nilsson@btinternet.com To: pd-list@iem.at Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 1:50 PM Subject: [PD] "Prerecord buffer" patch
Hi,
This is my first post to the list so I suppose I am a newbie at many pd things although I have been involved with electronic music for some
time.
I want to create a patch that kind of simulates the 'pre-record" function that is found on e.g. soundforge 7 and in protools, i.e. it continuously buffers a few seconds of the audio input so that when you start recording
it
includes this data into the file. I found a linux app that does pretty much this (http://www.hut.fi/~spniskan/quickrecord/) but I mainly us Windows, hence the need to do this patch. I presume I need to use many small buffers (say 100*0.1sec for a 10sec buffer) using arrays, but these then need to be organised so that new buffers are appended to the 'end' of the 10seconds
and
the oldest buffer deleted.
Can anyone provide any suggestions or pointers as to what objects to use
and
how to implements this. I am naturally not expecting anyone to do this
patch
for me just nudge me in the right direction....
Many thanks Karl
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