Hallo,
João Pais hat gesagt: // João Pais wrote:
> just dia a couple of patches to get the profile of filters by testing
> them - linear + log versions. I had some questions to see if anyone is
> interested in this:
...
> Btw, anyone has good links/references to filter theory courses/papers?
Mi
I'm trying to run Pd on a Linux distribution based on Debian (AVLinux).
My audio hardware (RME) has ALSA drivers and seems to work but I'm unable to
test it - there is no sound from any application, selecting ALSA or Jack
doesn't improve the situation..
Jack runs fine, I can see Pd and the system
Yu Lao wrote:
I'm trying to run Pd on a Linux distribution based on Debian (AVLinux).
My audio hardware (RME) has ALSA drivers and seems to work but I'm unable to
test it - there is no sound from any application, selecting ALSA or Jack
doesn't improve the situation..
"RME" is a bit vague.
whic
Miller's book is pretty nice. The docs also include filter-graph
abstractions
to profile filters similar to yours but a bit more powerful in that they
also
graph the phase response.
do you mean the examples around fig8.12 from figs.zip (filter section)? I
just tried out a couple minutes wi
Hallo,
João Pais hat gesagt: // João Pais wrote:
>> Miller's book is pretty nice. The docs also include filter-graph
>> abstractions
>> to profile filters similar to yours but a bit more powerful in that
>> they also
>> graph the phase response.
>
> do you mean the examples around fig8.12 from
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Yu Lao wrote:
Multiface, I was unaware about a special firmware update. Thanks I will try
to find it
[...]
just for the sake of full understanding:
- why do you assume that audio-hardware a
Sorry my mail software doesn't do "reply to all" automatically.
(1) My mistake, there is a terminal command that initializes the card. Once
this is done, the audio hardware works correctly in connection with Jack. I
was able to test it now with the hydrogen drum machine.
HOWEVER Pd still generate
Yu Lao wrote:
(1) My mistake, there is a terminal command that initializes the card. Once
this is done, the audio hardware works correctly in connection with Jack. I
was able to test it now with the hydrogen drum machine.
good
HOWEVER Pd still generates the same error : The moment I select
IOhannes,
I'm aware of the sequence of launching apps from OS X - I use Pd there with
Jack and it works flawlessly. My mac is away for service, so I seriously
needed to get started with Linux on another computer.
This time I wanted to be very sure so I checked carefully - the moment Jack
is select
Yu Lao wrote:
IOhannes,
I'm aware of the sequence of launching apps from OS X - I use Pd there with
Jack and it works flawlessly. My mac is away for service, so I seriously
needed to get started with Linux on another computer.
This time I wanted to be very sure so I checked carefully - the momen
Hello!
I am trying to compile ffmpeg into Gem on Linux (fedora 10 and 11).
Which version of ffmpeg is Gem 0.91-3 compatible with?
I tried various 0.4.9 and 0.5 (finally an official version of ffmpeg),
but function declarations are not compatible.
Thanks and take care, M.
Hey all
I've recently been playing with particle effects, at times I want to stop a
source placing new particles while still seeing existing ones. However if I
give [part_source] an argument saying 0, this works, however I get a repeating
message in the console claiming a 'stack underflow'. A f
Miha Tomšič wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to compile ffmpeg into Gem on Linux (fedora 10 and 11).
Which version of ffmpeg is Gem 0.91-3 compatible with?
I tried various 0.4.9 and 0.5 (finally an official version of ffmpeg),
but function declarations are not compatible.
the short answer is: don't
On Mon, 24 Aug 2009, Yu Lao wrote:
Googling sends me to the source code and mail archives that are not
accessible from here (China), so I'm clueless.
Is it really blocked or is it just a weird nameserver problem? For a long
time, there were computers that I used, that could not resolve the na
On Mon, 24 Aug 2009, Andrew Faraday wrote:
I've recently been playing with particle effects, at times I want to
stop a source placing new particles while still seeing existing ones.
However if I give [part_source] an argument saying 0, this works,
however I get a repeating message in the conso
moin Tim, moin all,
sorry for the belated reply -- just got back from vacation. it turns
out that there was a typo in the index file (fixed now; thanks for the
report!): the pd-flite source distribution lives at:
http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/~moocow/projects/pd/pd-flite-0.02-2.tar.gz
... or o
ok,
good work as we don't have anything for previous convs,
but the sound is very compressed
/^ limiters / do you use pd for limiters ?
sevy
Henrique Iwao wrote:
hi everyone.
http://sussurro.musica.ufrj.br/pdcon09/material.html has pdcon09 audio
files and two links for text and photo. if y
Hi all,
I've finally done a good enough job of cleaning up the 'smeck' patch (seen
at Pd conventions 2007 and 2009) to consider it releasable. This patch takes
a 6-channel signal from a separated guitar pickup (such as the Roland GK series)
and does a variety of cool things to it. Smeck is avail
Fbulous :-) thanks a lot for making it public, I read the 'patch for
guitar' document and was experimenting myself with my guitar + pickup.
Jurgen
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 11:52 AM, Miller Puckette wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've finally done a good enough job of cleaning up the 'smeck' patch (see
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