Re: [PD] Filter help patches typos

[Alexandre Torres Porres]

fixed, thanks

Em ter., 17 de jan. de 2023 às 16:22, Alexandre Torres Porres <
por...@gmail.com> escreveu:

> yeah, but I got this now ;) mentioning simple fixes is fine, I don't mind
>
> Em ter., 17 de jan. de 2023 às 10:15, José de Abreu <
> abreubace...@gmail.com> escreveu:
>
>> hey Peter!
>>
>> you can change the patches and submit them to porres documentation branch
>>
>> here https://github.com/porres/pure-data/tree/Documentation
>>
>>
>> Em ter., 17 de jan. de 2023 10:08, Peter P. 
>> escreveu:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> just want to mention two typos:
>>>
>>> rzero~-help.pd mentions that this was a "recursive" filter. Maybe this
>>> is a copy+paste error from rpole~-help?
>>>
>>> The difference equation in biquad~-help.pd gives an
>>> x[n-3]
>>> instead of
>>> x[n-2]
>>>
>>> cheersz, P
>>>
>>>
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Re: [PD] Filter help patches typos

[Alexandre Torres Porres]

yeah, but I got this now ;) mentioning simple fixes is fine, I don't mind

Em ter., 17 de jan. de 2023 às 10:15, José de Abreu 
escreveu:

> hey Peter!
>
> you can change the patches and submit them to porres documentation branch
>
> here https://github.com/porres/pure-data/tree/Documentation
>
>
> Em ter., 17 de jan. de 2023 10:08, Peter P. 
> escreveu:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> just want to mention two typos:
>>
>> rzero~-help.pd mentions that this was a "recursive" filter. Maybe this
>> is a copy+paste error from rpole~-help?
>>
>> The difference equation in biquad~-help.pd gives an
>> x[n-3]
>> instead of
>> x[n-2]
>>
>> cheersz, P
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [PD] computer or patch problems

[Phil Stone]

On further playing, I *do* get occasional single pops (can’t rule out other 
software interfering), but none of the problems you mention, even with very big 
chords. Loadmeter is going up to 70 with ten-note chords on patch 19 (also on 
10).

From: Phil Stone 
Date: Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at 9:25 AM
To: Hans Roels , Pd-List 
Subject: Re: [PD] computer or patch problems
Hi Hans,

On an M1 Macbook, it sounds clean (and really good!).


Phil Stone
Davis, CA. USA


From: Pd-list  on behalf of Hans Roels 

Date: Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at 3:24 AM
To: Pd-List 
Subject: [PD] computer or patch problems
Hi,

Could someone with a recent, fast computer check if my synth patch still
has audio glitches? I'm not sure if my computer or the patch is the
problem... Download the files on 
www.hansroels.be/mim.html , open
main-mimba.pd and open preset 19. Try playing more than 4 notes
simultaneously. In these cases I hear a kind of death-rattle, a
combination of crackles and detuned tones (and the message 'audio I/O
error'). The patch is quite heavy (physical modelling with many delay
buffers in subpatches with blocksize 1). My laptop: intel i7 CPU @
2.60GHz, 16GB ram. Changing my buffer settings in jack didn't really
make a difference...

thanks in advance!

Hans






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Re: [PD] computer or patch problems

[Phil Stone]

Hi Hans,

On an M1 Macbook, it sounds clean (and really good!).


Phil Stone
Davis, CA. USA


From: Pd-list  on behalf of Hans Roels 

Date: Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at 3:24 AM
To: Pd-List 
Subject: [PD] computer or patch problems
Hi,

Could someone with a recent, fast computer check if my synth patch still
has audio glitches? I'm not sure if my computer or the patch is the
problem... Download the files on 
www.hansroels.be/mim.html , open
main-mimba.pd and open preset 19. Try playing more than 4 notes
simultaneously. In these cases I hear a kind of death-rattle, a
combination of crackles and detuned tones (and the message 'audio I/O
error'). The patch is quite heavy (physical modelling with many delay
buffers in subpatches with blocksize 1). My laptop: intel i7 CPU @
2.60GHz, 16GB ram. Changing my buffer settings in jack didn't really
make a difference...

thanks in advance!

Hans






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Re: [PD] Filter help patches typos

[José de Abreu]

hey Peter!

you can change the patches and submit them to porres documentation branch

here https://github.com/porres/pure-data/tree/Documentation


Em ter., 17 de jan. de 2023 10:08, Peter P. 
escreveu:

> Hi,
>
> just want to mention two typos:
>
> rzero~-help.pd mentions that this was a "recursive" filter. Maybe this
> is a copy+paste error from rpole~-help?
>
> The difference equation in biquad~-help.pd gives an
> x[n-3]
> instead of
> x[n-2]
>
> cheersz, P
>
>
>
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[PD] Filter help patches typos

[Peter P.]

Hi,

just want to mention two typos:

rzero~-help.pd mentions that this was a "recursive" filter. Maybe this
is a copy+paste error from rpole~-help?

The difference equation in biquad~-help.pd gives an
x[n-3]
instead of
x[n-2]

cheersz, P



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[PD] computer or patch problems

[Hans Roels]

Hi,

Could someone with a recent, fast computer check if my synth patch still 
has audio glitches? I'm not sure if my computer or the patch is the 
problem... Download the files on www.hansroels.be/mim.html , open 
main-mimba.pd and open preset 19. Try playing more than 4 notes 
simultaneously. In these cases I hear a kind of death-rattle, a 
combination of crackles and detuned tones (and the message 'audio I/O 
error'). The patch is quite heavy (physical modelling with many delay 
buffers in subpatches with blocksize 1). My laptop: intel i7 CPU @ 
2.60GHz, 16GB ram. Changing my buffer settings in jack didn't really 
make a difference...


thanks in advance!

Hans






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Re: [PD] Old patch unable to run

[Chuckk Hubbard]

Hi guys.
Thanks a lot!
Yes, I worked it out from my own messages from decades ago asking about it!
I managed to replace it with iemguts/receivecanvas with a small workaround.
[tot] was able to take the name of a canvas as argument, but
[receivecanvas] seems to only take an int telling it how many levels "up"
to read. This means I have to put a small subpatch on the canvas I want to
read and send the data out, instead of reading it remotely, but it works
now.

Chuckk

On Tue, Jan 17, 2023 at 1:05 AM Peter P.  wrote:

> Dear BadMuthaHubbard, (one of my favourite email addresses on this list
> since long)
>
> a quick check in the SVN repository of old externals yielded
> miXed/doc/help/toxy/tot-help.pd
> which makes me assume there is a tot object in either a lib called
> [miXed] or [toxy], maybe courtesy of Krzsystof Czaya or Hans-Christoph
> Steiner. A quick startpage.com search brings up results which may
> indicate that [toxy] is by now unmaintained. Others may have better
> knowledge of its current situation.
>
> cheersz, P
>
> * Chuckk Hubbard  [2023-01-16 21:17]:
> > Hello.
> > This is from 2007. A complete microtonal sequencer in Pd, with 8 voices,
> > copy-paste, tempo control, soundfont loading, etc.
> > I know I used cyclone, Gem and zexy. I also used the csoundapi~ object,
> but
> > I don't think it was essential, as the .csd file itself is invalid, so I
> > probably never incorporated that. I updated to the csound6~ object; but I
> > don't think this is a show-stopper.
> >
> > I have two vexing errors, shown in the images: this [tot score] object
> and
> > the Tcl error.
> > I seem to think this [tot] object was also from an external, but I'm not
> > seeing any hints in the lists of externals. It appears to be routing
> > mouse/keyboard messages, real or artificially generated, no?
> >
> > Chuckk
> >
> >
> >
> > [image: JI-Pd-Errors.png][image: JI-totscore.png][image: JI-main.png]
>
>
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Re: [PD] Old patch unable to run

[oliver]

Peter P. wrote:

Dear BadMuthaHubbard, (one of my favourite email addresses on this list
since long)

a quick check in the SVN repository of old externals yielded
miXed/doc/help/toxy/tot-help.pd
which makes me assume there is a tot object in either a lib called
[miXed] or [toxy], maybe courtesy of Krzsystof Czaya or Hans-Christoph
Steiner. A quick startpage.com search brings up results which may
indicate that [toxy] is by now unmaintained. Others may have better
knowledge of its current situation.


it was the "TOXY" library ages ago, but yes,
it's not maintained anymore.

IIRC the [tot] object did something similar to "HCS" [folder_list], or 
now on newer PD versions the [file] object natively. i think it just did 
output the content of a given folder, but the usage was a little 
different from the latter objects ... (it's been a very long time since 
i last used it in a patch)


best

oliver



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