There's a number of ways to transpose a table... the [tabread4~] object
allows you to change the speed, right. If you want to change the pitch but
not the duration (pitch-shifting + time-streching) there're spectral objects
that can do it. You can also have a look at the audio example G09,
pitch-s
On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 11:39:11PM +0200, Patrice Colet wrote:
> hi,
>
> - "Sebastian Valenzuela" a écrit :
>
> > Thank you for the responses, Andy and Jonathan. But I am looking for
> > something that will output THE FIRST number whenever I hit "bang"...
> > then the NEXT number when i hit
Hi all, thanks for the suggestions,
I found out one way so far, with soundfiler and -raw 128 2 2 b.
Now, did I remember correctly that in /proc/... you can also read something
that changes continuously, depending on the state of the machine?
afaict, vmlinuz is just a static file.
About /dev/dsp,
Hi,
tim vets wrote:
>
> Now, did I remember correctly that in /proc/... you can also read something
> that changes continuously, depending on the state of the machine?
> afaict, vmlinuz is just a static file.
Try /dev/random.
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Hi list,
I having some trouble with a large abstraction I've made. It's a
[soundfiler]/[phasor~]/[tabread4~] based sample player that plays tracks
forwards, backwards, half-speed, etc and I am also using [freeverb~] as
a frozen reverb tail. It can play 5 tracks simultaneously fine, and I
can
Hi Simon,
i don't know about that specific distribution/package, but it should
actually be dependent on a flext package, that i guess exists as well.
You'll also have to install this.
You could also try the static builds on http://g.org/ext/beta
which don't depend on shared libraries.
gr
also try /dev/urandom
j ,.
Am 13.09.2011 12:58, schrieb Charles Goyard:
> Hi,
>
> tim vets wrote:
>>
>> Now, did I remember correctly that in /proc/... you can also read something
>> that changes continuously, depending on the state of the machine?
>> afaict, vmlinuz is just a static file.
>
>
hello,
this look like denormal on the freeverb~.
look archive about denormal
Cyrille
Le 13/09/2011 12:51, James Dunn a écrit :
Hi list,
I having some trouble with a large abstraction I've made. It's a
[soundfiler]/[phasor~]/[tabread4~] based sample player that plays tracks
forwards, backwar
Hi,
I tried using the [loadsave] abstraction that Chris McCormick wrote for
PdDroidParty yesterday. It doesn't work...
Does anyone know if it is supposed to work with any version of Android? I
think my girlfriend's phone uses 2.2.
Cheers!
Pierre
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I solved the problem by delaying the previous track during playback by a
duration equal to my setup's latency. This doesn't make my multitrack
recorder very portable at all, since i need to measure the latency
beforehand... :(
Anyways...
Pierre
2011/9/12 Pierre Massat
> Ok, so there should be
Hi pd peoples,
I looked around the pd ecosystem and didn't find much in terms of testing
facilities (please correct me if I'm wrong)
and so I made an external with special functional testing purposes.
Test suites are written in the very simple and easy to learn Lua programming
language, a test ca
Hello all,
I am using mp3amp~ on a server and I have a segfault everytime very
shortly (2-3 sec).
This problem never occurred to me...
pdextended is installed from the available package (without a few
dependencies)
my system is:
stream_test$ cat /etc/motd
Linux vps-1006620-2877.cp.tsukaeru.
Ahoy,
I'm curious why you didn't use(*) pdlua and write your whole external in
Lua?
Admittedly, there probably are still some bugs relating to require(),
for which fixes would be welcome - last time I checked setting the paths
for the Lua interpreter was rather a nightmare with different pla
I looked early at this possibility but chose to implement it in C, for
flexibility purposes as C is the raw pd programming api. But still, I took
inspiration from the pdlua code where applicable and I actually wrote lots
of the external in pure Lua, but instead of packaging it as external lua
sour
Hello,
next tuesday, 20th September, will be the next meeting of Pure Data users
in Berlin at NK (http://www.nkprojekt.de/) - Elsenstr. 52, 2HH 2Etage.
For more information, look up
http://puredata.info/community/organization/pd-berlin/pd-berlin-users-group.
We also encourage you to take an acti
On Mon, 12 Sep 2011, Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
Yes, I forgot about the hub. There's that, too. But if you have a [t
a] with one wire in and one wire out then chances are you ought to have
used a segmented wire. But those aren't available, so you use [t a],
and in these cases I give it a minus
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011, Louis-Philippe wrote:
I looked around the pd ecosystem and didn't find much in terms of
testing facilities (please correct me if I'm wrong) and so I made an
external with special functional testing purposes.
Test suites are written in the very simple and easy to learn Lua
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011, jwind wrote:
also try /dev/urandom
I bet that /dev/urandom and vmlinuz are undistinguishable from each other.
I'm not going to try, though.
The main difference is the header of vmlinuz, which is the uncompressed
machine code for a gzip decompressor of the rest of the f
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011, cyrille henry wrote:
this look like denormal on the freeverb~.
look archive about denormal
This means that even with the removal of denormals, the patch will be
taking CPU. If the plan is to not make it take CPU at all when not used,
then [switch~] should be used... in a
Exactly. I'll often use one (or its signal equivalent [*~ 1]) as
an anchor point or temprorary placeholder for something
with a large in/out degree but undecided function. Like
a way to 'hang on' to a bunch of connections in working memory.
Hubs often represent points that will either break out
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011, Andy Farnell wrote:
Exactly. I'll often use one (or its signal equivalent [*~ 1])
[+~ 0] takes less CPU.
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Salut Mathieu,
the concept behind #expr-test.pd looks nice... is this PureUnity?
I hadn't seen it before... but anyway I think PureUnity and pdtest are
sufficiently different to both exist for their own purposes,
as PureUnity seems to compose tests in pd and pdtest does so in code with
Lua.
tha
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011, Louis-Philippe wrote:
the concept behind #expr-test.pd looks nice... is this PureUnity?
No it's not. What I'm saying is that PureUnity is something else, and that
I'd like to expand tests like #expr-test.pd and PureUnity until I can
merge the two projects.
PureUnity i
what do you mean by:
and it deserves to be comfortable to write and read.
??
what confort are you talking about?
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On Tue, 13 Sep 2011, Louis-Philippe wrote:
what do you mean by:
and it deserves to be comfortable to write and read.
??
what confort are you talking about?
By opposition to trying to make pd unit tests without using at least one
supporting abstraction, because then it becomes redun
On Tue, 6 Sep 2011, Patrice Colet wrote:
too, if I'm not mistaken. E.g. could it solve the libstdc++ problem
that we were having with Gem, GridFlow, ATI drivers, and perhaps some
other drivers or libs ?
what problem?
Segfault whenever throwing exceptions... when using multiple versions of
l
- Original Message -
> From: Mathieu Bouchard
> To: Jonathan Wilkes
> Cc: Hans-Christoph Steiner ; "pd-list@iem.at"
> Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2011 3:39 PM
> Subject: Re: [PD] (breaking symbols) was Re: find a list of numbers in a text
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> On Mon, 12 Sep 2011, Jonathan W
If you want to play mp3s, I highly recommend using readanysf~. Its a
separate package, but its in Debian so it should be easy to install. I
think Roman has Ubuntu packages for older releases too.
.hc
On Tue, 2011-09-13 at 16:34 +0200, Nicolas Montgermont wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am using mp3
Any working test suite is a good thing. Its good to have options out
there since people like working in different ways. I tried to use this
on Ubuntu/Maverick 10.10. It built find, but when I loaded the help
patch I got:
/media/share/code/lp/pdtest/pdtest.pd_linux:
/media/share/code/lp/pdtest/
Hello,
sorry if this question already has been raised (just re-subscribed me to the
list after some years absence).
What is the status of http://puredata.info ?
The pages seems to be down at least since last weekend.
All the best,
Björn Eriksson
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