Japanese has just joined the team of 100%.
Only the following two were remaining.
- Realtime scheduling.
- Rest to default.
Please point out if what seemed straight forward, was untouched for any
historical reasons I was not aware of.
P.S.
I've been away from the list for a while... Hope al
, and wouldn't mind driving 3 hours to
the concert hall like I did previously. :)
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Toby Sinkinson
On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 6:29 PM, PSPunch mailto:sh...@pspunch.com>> wrote:
Hi Hans,
(2010/07/13 2:38), Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
> I did
the laptop there yet
not make it a typical staring-at-the-screen laptop performance. I did
find a bit distracting when you did press the keys on the laptop tho, it
took the focus away from you and the doll a bit.
You should post a video of the whole performance, if you have it.
.hc
On Jul 11, 2010, a
Hi all,
I've uploaded some excerpts of a piece I performed last night.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkzYT0HVjG4
Nothing fascinating going on, especially in terms of DSP business, but I
was quite fascinated to try out myself what a single laptop can manage
nowadays.
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Hi Martin,
So I guess it is likely to be a problem with GlovePIE not formatting the
bytes according to the OSC specifications..
I will review the OSC format and if necessary, inform the author.
Thanks again for investigating.
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PSPunch wrote:
Hi Martin,
Thank you
~] or [switch~] might cause problems, and places
where those are might need a [netreceive] to initialize audio. But I am
guessing. This seems like a very deeply embedded problem in Pd, and was
enough for me to disregard -nogui as completely broken. YMMV.
D.
On 3/20/10 12:09 AM, PSPunch wrote:
Hi
Hi Derek,
I added on your name to search keys in the archive, and came across your
old posts.
Others facing the same problem, but no specific reasoning nor solution...
I will dig in to my patch and hopefully will have follow ups soon...
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Well, I do recall having some
I have an audio patch in progress.
In short, it takes an input, splits the signal in several paths, then
all paths meet again at [dac~]... In brief, it is a guitar effector.
While this patch works fine when launching Pd from shell with GUI, such as
$ pd filename.pd
Not all signal paths seem to
Most Gem objects are wrappers to OpenGL commands.
While pd-list is indeed full of helpful fellows, I would suggest looking
into documents on OpenGL for facts and design concepts unclear through
reading only ones installed with Gem.
i.e., as I see from searching, your question may be new to
Thanks all,
I have summed up the ideas and created an abstraction containing
[textfile] with an extra counter to keep track of the pointer.
When requested to step back, it first gates the output, rewinds, then
bangs [textfile] until it reaches the one previous position.
This is probably lea
Thanks Tim,
That is quite amazing.
I think I will be able to take it from there.
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2010/3/2 PSPunch mailto:sh...@pspunch.com>>
Hi,
I am looking for a way to load a series of floats stored in a file, then
accessing the values in a non-sequential
Hi,
I am looking for a way to load a series of floats stored in a file, then
accessing the values in a non-sequential order.
My patch under construction is utilizing [textfile], which I've come to
realize that there is currently no method to move in reverse order.
(Ultimately, all I want to do
devices...
Cyrille
PSPunch a écrit :
Hi all,
This may not be specific to Pd/Gem..
I have a webcam I am trying to get working with [pix_video] in the
following environment.
- Ubuntu Studio 9.04,
- Pd-extended 0.41.4 (.deb for the above distro)
- Gem 0.92.2
The camera works fine with Skype
Hi all,
This may not be specific to Pd/Gem..
I have a webcam I am trying to get working with [pix_video] in the
following environment.
- Ubuntu Studio 9.04,
- Pd-extended 0.41.4 (.deb for the above distro)
- Gem 0.92.2
The camera works fine with Skype for Linux and v4l-test.
However, when
Hi Martin,
So it seems like a problem with GlovePIE not formatting the bytes
according to the OSC specs..
I will review the format and if find it relevant, contact the author.
Thanks again for investigating.
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PSPunch wrote:
Hi Martin,
Thank you for your response
0 0 0
unpacked: /test 0
routed: 0
raw: 47 116 101 115 116 0 0 0 44 102 0 0 63 63 0 0
unpacked: /test 0.746094
routed: 0.746094
raw: 47 116 101 115 116 0 0 0 44 105 0 0 63 63 63 63
unpacked: /test 1.06111e+009
routed: 1.06111e+009
Thank you again for your help.
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PSPunch
Hi Calude,
> I don't know if mrpeach osc and net objects work on Windows, but if they
> do they should be preferred to the OSCx objects.
> (snip)
> OSCx library is old, buggy, unmaintained, broken
I've tried the two libraries prior to my post.
They both work well on Windows to the extent that
Hi,
Can someone advise me on the current state of receiving floats and
negative numbers over OSC? (on Windows)
It seems like both [dumpOSC] and [routeOSC] treats the 4 byte input as
an integer, ignoring the format.
I've looked through the log but found only similar voices and no solution..
T
Apologies in advance to non Windows users...
I've built a little external that lets you place an icon on the Windows
task tray.
You can also send messages from the popup menu (appears when you click
on the icon) or display status through balloons. Perhaps would make an
alternative control surf
Hi all,
A book with a good amount of writing on Pd was issued on Dec.1 here in
Japan.
http://shop.cqpub.co.jp/hanbai/books/MBC/MBCZ201001.html
As you may have guessed, the book is about building projects on the
Arduino board. However, around half way through the book, it begins to
devote page
Hi Rich,
I maybe misunderstanding, but maybe [active] or its source code may help
you.
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Hi all,
Anyone know how to tell (on OS X) if pd is in the background or
foreground from C? I'm messing with Thomas' [wacom] external, trying to
get it to keep the tablet disconnect
Hi all,
I've built a patch based on what I understand to be Scanned synthesis.
http://pspunch.com/pd/files/patch/scanned_synthesis_izit/
Requires PMPD and Gem.
Operation procedures are written inside the patch.
>From what I've read briefly, updating the wave table at control rate
seems like
Shimamoto
On Sat, 26 Sep 2009, PSPunch wrote:
Perhaps I should have made clear that I was not sure how [print~] and
[samphold~] would even be considered to go under filters.
No, no, you were clear enough, I just meant that those aren't the only
things that don't fit where they
Hi Mathieu,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
I fully understand what you find unpleasant with categorization in general.
Perhaps I should have made clear that I was not sure how [print~] and
[samphold~] would even be considered to go under filters.
Following your example, I figure [pri
Hi Mathieu,
Hi all,
A quick question regarding,
pd/doc/5.reference/intro-help.pd
I was wondering why [print~] and [samphold~] are under "AUDIO FILTERS".
Are they meant to belong there?
They are meant to remind everybody that categories don't necessarily
make any sense.
I'd also ask what's
Hi all,
A quick question regarding,
pd/doc/5.reference/intro-help.pd
I was wondering why [print~] and [samphold~] are under "AUDIO FILTERS".
Are they meant to belong there?
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Early this month (Sep. 2009) a book on Pd was released in Japan rather
silently.
http://www.cqpub.co.jp/hanbai/books/12/12431.htm
As the name "CQ Publications" may tell, the publisher is widely known in
Japan for decades for their Ham & Radio related books and magazines.
This book al
I've never fully understood the "delay" parameter either..
Assuming you set the block size to 128 and working at 44.1kHz,
one block is 2.9 msec long.
In this case, is setting the delay to 3msec and 4msec the same?
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you'll find some detailed answers to both th
Hi,
I use an AK1 myself.
It has two inputs channels, one with a mic preamp (and also 48V) built
in it.
For your "cheap mic" (mono I suppose?) it is likely that all you need is
an adapter to convert it to the relevant size... 1/4inch or XLR. Pop it
into input channel 1 and select the input
Hardoff,
From what I see in line 1303 and on in the configure script, I think
--enable-alsa is the default setting and should not matter.
Can you tell us what version of Linux you are using (assuming you are
working on the same machine you mentioned in are chat last night)?
I may be abl
Hi,
Finding out that many online stores sell colored cellophane glasses at a
low price, I was thinking of some projects using Gem's stereoscopic modes.
But, whoa.. they all come in blue and red whereas Gem works in red/green.
Are these colors chosen as they are offered by one of the common Ope
Hi Martin,
>> From my understanding, the alternative to using multiple
>> threads/processes would be to set the socket to "non-blocking" and
>> implement a Pd object that buffers the messages requested to be sent.
>> Then attempts to retry sending what the OS once rejected should be made.
>
> I
> i really wonder, how other projects handle that. i mean, if several
> people download a big file from apache, then a disappearing client
> doesn't interfere with the other clients. i guess, in apache it is
> solved by using threads. when using threads, one single thread doesn't
> necessarily nee
Hi Daffydd,
I don't recall having too much trouble transferring bytes from an
Arduino over to [comport].
Do you not have any data flowing between the two, or is your concern
more about how numeric figures are to be formatted?
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> Hey Hans-Christoph
>
> Actually, I've had
Hi,
I've made an object that eats macros listed in and outputs the
integer value.
Not sure if anyone else would make use of it but here it is.
http://pspunch.com/pd/article/pd_glmacro/index_en.html.
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I think updating the coordinates of [part_source] by sending it
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>
> I'm attempting to create a gem graphing application. in essence I want
> objects to the right of the screen (m
Hi,
Cool stuff!
OT,
This reminded me of when I first saw YouOS.
One of these days someone may implement a full featured virtual desktop
with a web browser and office applications, etc... all on top of Pd data
structures. :)
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> Here's another experiment with datastructur
> What do you think might be the better approach, to use ubuntu normal, or
> ubuntustudio? Roman told me that for a while there's no big difference,
> because the -rt kernel comes with ubuntu. Is ubuntustudio more than a
> bundle of software with nice backgrounds? (Note: I'll use the same se
Hi Ilias,
> I haven't seen the whole discussion about this, but from what I
> understand someone is using PD, mplayer and jack for streaming to an
> icecast/shoutcast server.
>
> I have used PD as a 24/7 source encoder/streamer, using mp3cast~, in the
> OtherSide project. This was a server t
Hi Roman,
Thanks for the insight. Very interesting..
By the way,
> i wonder, how it would be to have pure generative stream without
> mplayer->jackd->pd quirks. i could imagine, that it would run quite
> stable.
Is this how you got your chain running?
If so, is there a reason you avoided usi
.
>
> Let us know how it works out for you, please.
>
> ./MiS
>
> On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 12:05 AM, PSPunch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>> Is there anyone using Pd for doing intense file streaming towards an
>> Shoutcast/Icecast ser
Hi,
Is there anyone using Pd for doing intense file streaming towards an
Shoutcast/Icecast server?
I am interesting in hearing impressions, discovered drawbacks, etc..
** Some background **
Being in need to prepare a machine running an Icecast source client
24/7, I've been shopping around the
> Hi
>
> i was playing around with streamin...
>
> from OS X to XP..
>
> i tried to use mp3streamin~ and similar on XP (0.43-extended)
>
> Looks like lipm3lame is missing..
>
> Any streaming-abstraction that works out of the box on XP ??
>
> Thanks
>
> Luigi
Is this the file missing?
http
Hi Enrique,
Not specifically a Wiring board, but I have an Arduino.
Schematics show that both use the same FTDI232R chip for USB<->RS232
conversion so we may have something in common.
When running in windows, are you sure you have the correct COM port
selected?
As it appeared as "COM8" on my X
Hi,
Perhaps because I have CYGWIN installed, my [popen] accepted back slashes.
I wrote a script that ouputs ($argv[1] * 2) and sent it the following
message.
[php c:/phptest.php 10 <
results were good.
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> Le 10 sept. 08 à 19:01, patco a écrit :
>
>> Le mercredi 10 sept
Hi all,
>
> Am 03.09.2008 um 22:11 schrieb Claude Heiland-Allen:
>
>>
>> So the question is, does every external have to jump through this kind
>> of hoop if it wants to compile on Windows?
>>
>> /* support windows */
>> #ifdef MSW
>> #define EXPORT __declspec(dllexport) extern
>> #else
>> #def
Hi Carlo,
You may want to take a look at this.
"Virtual Audio Cable"
http://www.screenvirtuoso.com/vac.html
I found it among a quick search.
There may be other freeware with the same concept.
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> Dear members of the pd-mailing list,
> I´d like to ask you, if it´s possible
Hi Charles,
> Common practices, not sure. But I think we can establish an upper
> bound on the peak value, analytically.
Ok,
So to be secure, [* 0.8] (1/1.25) will prevent such clips I guess.
As the series being somewhat are, perhaps for wavetable synthesis, I
guess a larger factor or a sim
Thanks all for the ideas.
I thought the dgemhead and repeat methods were just a matter of
preference. If one is trendy and the other out dated, I guess I can just
drop the one said to be less efficient.
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Hi cyrille
> what is the problem with :
> [loadbang]
> |
> [0<
Yes, that will work.
For example, [gemwin] starts out disabled and without the window
showing, or say, [metro] being off by default.
It is reasonable that [gemhead] is on by default, but being able to
state in the object itself,
The attached example works great.
Going slightly off topic, if I am not mistaken, the rectangle on the top
of the cube is rendered twice as seen in some other cases I've seen in
patches using the "dual gemhead" technique.
Disabling the [gemhead] by sending it a 0 seems to avoid this.
Since th
Hi list,
I hope my repeating questions don't annoy anyone. I've sent a similar
question a while back to [pd-ot] but with out response, have been
thinking over it, found no answer so far.
Although I had never concerned it till recently, I've learned that 4
point interpolation may at times return
Hi marius,
I tried sending a "0" to the right inlet of [part_killold] and then a
different value triggered by the next frame ([gemhead]).
I don't know if this introduces a frame where no particles exist, but it
seems to achieve an effect similar to what you seem to be up to.
Perhaps because
> thanks! that makes sense.
> although i think your results table was not accurate - i reckon it
> should be:
Ooops,
Yeah, I may have had my lefts and rights reversed. :)
Must have lost it somewhere down the translation. "Paper, etc..." is a
very big game in my region also but with different t
Hi,
You are already treating the "hand"s as random integers.
iL = hand (value) of left player
iR = hand (value) of right player
Get the value of (iL - iR).
Send above value to [sel -2 -1 0 1 2]
-2 .. Right player wins
-1 .. Left player wins
0 .. Even
1 .. Right player wins
2 .. Left pla
t everything is
computed on the GPU (it is more the Gem way to do).
cyrille
PSPunch a écrit :
Hi,
My primary goal is to place an object you can rotate by dragging the
mouse.
Basically, whenever the mouse is clicked to start drag, I want to
rotate the object on the X & Y axises. U
Thanks, cyrille,
I looked up some of the objects which were new to me in order to
understand your method, and your example makes an awful lot of sense.
I will try implementing it later today.
Mean while,
> you can save few cpu using gemlist_matrix and GEMglMultMatrix.
Can you please show m
O/T
>> Now that I've got a grasp of what they are good for in real (or virtual)
>> life, I enjoyed spending the last week or so studying math putting
>> patching aside. :(
>
> So why don't you smile?
I was practicing my sarcasm which I've just proved that it can use some
improvement.
Of cour
of the
> question.
>
> So, Pspunch, what are you really trying to do?
>
> I agree with cyrille that It's very likely the normal rotation objects
> will do what you want it to.
>
> If you are just wanting to rotate many times, using huge numbers then
> tricks like: wrap 0 3
Mathieu,
> Well, that's sort of it, if you use the name 'matrix' as taken from
> Jitter, or as taken from a plain linear algebra system that has been
> expanded to higher-order structures.
I was referring to matrix as in linear algebra like you mentioned.
I no nothing about features that Jitt
like I am complaining about lack of features without pointing out
what exactly is missing, when I should be blaming my lack of math skills.
hmmm..
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> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, PSPunch wrote:
>
>> Trying to achieve free rotation *without* using [accumrotate], I have
&g
Hi,
I have a question which I know myself is very vague, but may also be
straight forward as well to anyone who has had the same problem.
Trying to achieve free rotation *without* using [accumrotate], I have
come across concepts such as multiplying matrixs and converting a matrix
to "quarterni
Mathieu,
I was imagining rather a single send/receive pair messing around with
execution order of data entering at once.
Thanks a bunch though.
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> On Wed, 9 Jul 2008, PSPunch wrote:
>
>> I've never noticed send/receive causing unpredictable executi
Hi,
I've never noticed send/receive causing unpredictable execution order.
Can someone show me an example of under what circumstances this occurs
so I can avoid future head aches?
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> Atte André Jensen wrote:
>> Frank Barknecht wrote:
>>
>>> Yes, it is. ;)
>> But slightly m
function, I realized this (attached) filter with custom frequency
>> response, but I suspect something is wrong here
>>
>> why it sucks (given that it does)?
>
> First as others wrote you should use block overlaps.
>
> The delay strategy, David (pspunch) suggested is
uhm...
actually, *not* using the hanning window, makes the processed sound suck
even more.
so what's the best solution?
there is a better window function? perhaps the gaussian function?
isn't the window function also related on how much samples overlap
between a block and the next one?
shou
> I don't use ubuntu either, but out of curiosity, what happens if you run:
>
> sudo su -
>
> ??
>
> Matt
I recall this being the recommended method to becoming root in Ubuntu.
However, at least in my laptop combined with Ubuntu 8.04, this
occasionally makes my terminal window unstable so I
> hi all,
> today I start learning FFT, and after seeing the (hann) windowing
> function, I realized this (attached) filter with custom frequency
> response, but I suspect something is wrong here
>
> why it sucks (given that it does)?
> also I get a fixed frequency around 60Hz, why?
[phasor~]
Hi, Mathieu
Thank you for the info.
> It's mostly just OSX's malloc that is obscenely expensive beyond a
> certain size. But that threshold is more like 16k or so. On Linux, it's
> 128k instead, but if both thresholds were the same, you'd see that Linux
> takes this change well, whereas OSX
d Shimamoto
> Hi David,
>
> Am 14.06.2008 um 03:08 schrieb PSPunch:
>>
>>
>> =
>> == PROCESS BLOCK.2 ==
>> =
>>
>> while (n--) {
>> //*out++ = *in++;
>> }
>>
>>
>> R
IOhannes,
Thanks for your help.
I must have been miss understanding what goes on inside a re-blocked
sub-patch.
With your notes and patch, now I can go spend the rest of the night
refreshing my mindset :)
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> PSPunch wrote:
>> IOhannes,
>>
>>
>&g
specific procedure you had in mind?
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> PSPunch wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>> I am trying to stretch the information in an audio block.
>>
>>
>> i.e.,
>>
>>
>> Original:
>> a, b, c, d, e, ... , N(where N is the block
Hi,
I am trying to stretch the information in an audio block.
i.e.,
Original:
a, b, c, d, e, ... , N(where N is the block size - 1)
Modified:
a, 0 , b, 0, c, ... , N/2
(later half of the original block can be trashed)
The target of the manipulation is the output of [rfft~]
Are there a
Thanks again to Martin for pointing me out that [midiout] is now rocking
on latest versions of Pd.
I made a little library to handle I/O from the Korg padKontrol (which is
probably not new to users of Max or Proce55ing) and a simple example of
how it may be used.
All sounds and logic in this ga
;t work, although [noteout]
> and [ctlout] work fine.
> This is with ALSA-MIDI and Jack.
> Martin
>
>
> PSPunch wrote:
>> Does anyone have any opinion on the specs suggested by Martin?
>> Should [sysexout] behave in this manner, or would it be more suitable
>> to
ccurrences of "devno == 1" to "devno == 0").
>
> But this wouldn't help if, as I read your letter, you simply don't see any
> input or output devices at all, for instance in the midi settings dialog.
> That sounds like a different problem from the one I w
, but
I really would love to see some of my MIDI controllers in action.
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> PSPunch wrote:
>> Martin,
>>
>>
>>> I'm looking at the source code in svn, assuming you use [midiout] to
>>> send sysex.
>>> The midiout ob
Hi,
I am hoping someone can give me advise on getting my Ubuntu box to send
sysex message over MIDI.
Some questions..
1)
What is the proper format for messages to go into [midiout] or [sysexout]?
Do I make a list of numbers such as
[247 NN .. .. .. NN 240<
or do I need to serialize them as
I have written an introduction article to Pd in a magazine scheduled to
be out on May 17. Unfortunately the magazine is written in Japanese and
is mainly circulated in Japan.
http://gihyo.jp/magazine/SD/archive/2008/200806
The index of this issue approximately reads,
- System trouble shooting, l
Joe,
I also use an FA-66 on Ubuntu & Ubuntu Studio 7.10.
There are many others using this combination. Although the firewire
interfaces don't work straight out of the box, the required procedures
are available in the Ubuntu forums.
From what I've seen, techniques in reducing latency under othe
ut I also had no trouble with earlier
> firmware and Knobs & Sliders. I was using Chris' compiled .nds file.
> Would DLDIDrop have made a difference? (I don't know a lot about this
> stuff - I'm still at the just try stuff and hope it works phase with
> my DS.
>
>
gt; wrote:
>> On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 08:09:33PM +0900, PSPunch wrote:
>> > Thanks for viewing my work.
>> > That post on YouTube was made by me. (shortly after I suggested you a
>> > while back to recompile the DS binaries using the later Wifi library
>>
Hi Chris,
Thanks for viewing my work.
That post on YouTube was made by me. (shortly after I suggested you a
while back to recompile the DS binaries using the later Wifi library
adding support for R4)
Audio and video is strictly pd-extended for Windows.
Patch is made public at the following.
h
> Hi.
> I just reinstalled win XP pro on my desktop(P4, Realtec AC97 pd-extended
> 0.39.3) When I go to select asio in the pd media menu the pop up doesn't
> give me the option to select asio4all. No drivers show up at all. Standard
> MMIO works fine, and asio4all is working fine in cubase.
>
Frank,
> The theory for this technique is here:
> http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques/latest/book-html/node187.html
> (snip)
> Basically the whole construct below each [wrap~] is just the equation
> from there in Pd patch format.
Thanks Frank, the whole thing makes since now.
> Not really
Hi,
Can someone please give me a bit of info regarding the example
illustrated in the page,
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques/latest/book-html/node198.html
> Each parabolic wave is computed from a sawtooth wave (ranging from
> -0.5 to 0.5) by squaring it, multiplying by 0.5, and subtracting
Hans,
Is your hardware labeled to be specifically for PS2?
At least this one article mentions that the hardware is equal among all
platforms.
http://www.hwhell.com/articles/gametrak-hardware-review
If you are using a generic PS2 <-> USB converter, it does seem likely
that the converter is fi
Patrick,
I am probably half way between Tokyo and where hardoff resides :)
I also go to Tokyo (not for gigs.. unfortunatly) quite often and would
love to know if you have any contacts other than e-mail while you are
here.
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> when r u going? i'm in south japan, but will hea
oops,
sorry for the post earlier.
My mailer failed to sort the trees properly :(
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Sorry to return to M/Bs,
anyone try the ones by Intel?
I was imagining this may have compatibility issues as it is all Intel.
http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/D201GLY/index.htm
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> That's why you should NOT download the package from the website!
>
> If you're using ubuntu studio, you can just type
>
> > sudo apt-get install pd
>
> and all dependencies will be installed automatically.
>
> Regards,
>
> yvan
>
Maybe so for Vanilla.
Was pd-extended also availabl
Hi,
I mainly use Ubuntu Studio 7.10 myself and figured I
might have something to share.
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installs fine.
Download it from,
http://puredata.info/downloads
it is the 3rd on the list.
With Ubuntu 7.10, just double click on the downloaded
> Do you all think using pdpedia to link to examples like this would be a
> misuse?
Considering how each language sections are already quite independent, I
feel this is valid.
At least in my language, as far as I know of, there is no portal site on
Pd that is currently active. If even just t
IOhannes,
If you think it is of any use, please post it.
As a matter of fact, I'd appreciate it being hosted
as I do not have a formal Pd site of my own.
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I posted that question a while back. :)
Only later did I get to pull hairs (if I had any) when trying to do
the same using UDP in which case, all messages not terminated with
"\n" were ignored.
As a matter of fact, with UDP message the semi-colon seems to be
unnecessary.
That is how I see [ne
Hi.
For a Pd workshop held in my town yesterday, I did a little presentation
on basic concepts using GEM.
It is focuses pretty much on getting an overview and expects the reader
to do their own additional research to achieve anything practical.
However, I have decided to post part of the materi
Yes, "transducers" was the term I was looking for!
As a matter of fact, running through the photos at sites I was given, I
think the lower end items of AURA's "bass shaker"s are exactly what I've
used in the past.
Thank you all for the references.
Frank,
thanks for the note on PD-ot. I can't
Hi all,
I would first like to apologize that this is totally unrelated to Pd.
However I figured that this list is the most likely place to find an
answer among the communities I subscribe to.
Years ago I used some driver units to playback super low frequencies,
down from the inaudible up to pro
Mathieu,
> On Fri, 14 Dec 2007, PSPunch wrote:
>
>> This application (at least the version I have installed) has extremely
>> political messages in its GUI. I hope it does not effect consumers
>> impressions towards Alesis.
>
> I'm curious, what is
Ooops,
I meant 5 instead of 4..
> this morning that "sphere" takes 4 arguments and their purpose seem to
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