Has anyone created a Pd version of the UPIC? (or a Max/MSP version, for that matter?) I'm curious about it, and would love to get a "first-hand" understanding of how the system worked. It looks to me like it might be the sort of thing you might see a Pd enthusiast replicate, but I feel it might take someone who had used to the UPIC before to make it anew.
(In case you have no idea what I'm talking about and wish you did, a Google brought up the following) http://membres.lycos.fr/musicand/INSTRUMENT/DIGITAL/UPIC/UPIC.htm
-Michael Nelson
Oh man, Xenakis' holy grail. I WISH! Seems the closet thing to it is Metasynth. I would be interested in a Pd clone...but it would probably take a data structures wiz or a new gui.
~Kyle
On 3/14/06, Tomato Thaumato thaumato.open@gmail.com wrote:
Has anyone created a Pd version of the UPIC? (or a Max/MSP version, for that matter?) I'm curious about it, and would love to get a "first-hand" understanding of how the system worked. It looks to me like it might be the sort of thing you might see a Pd enthusiast replicate, but I feel it might take someone who had used to the UPIC before to make it anew.
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I wrote an ultra-simple UPIC using Pd arrays, its attached and in CVS here:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/pure-data/doc/ tutorials/playnow/waveform_draw.pd?rev=HEAD
Also, the graphical data structures thing has some similar ideas to UPIC:
I think a lot of people are doing similar things as UPIC with data structures and such, but I don't know of a UPIC clone.
.hc
On Mar 14, 2006, at 1:29 AM, Tomato Thaumato wrote:
Has anyone created a Pd version of the UPIC? (or a Max/MSP version, for that matter?) I'm curious about it, and would love to get a "first-hand" understanding of how the system worked. It looks to me like it might be the sort of thing you might see a Pd enthusiast replicate, but I feel it might take someone who had used to the UPIC before to make it anew.
(In case you have no idea what I'm talking about and wish you did, a Google brought up the following) http://membres.lycos.fr/musicand/INSTRUMENT/DIGITAL/UPIC/UPIC.htm
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