Pd treats noteoff as a noteon with 0 velocity, hence the [stripnote] object,
etc.
If you want to explicitly handle noteoff, you can look at the midi tester patch
for working with raw bytes...
1. Help -> Browser...
2. Pure Data / 7.stuff / tools / miditester.pd
3. receive [pd channel messages]
Jakob Laue wrote:
Dear list,
i would like to use the command line to start a patch on a raspberry pi. Is it
possible to select my audio-out-device by name using startup flags? The name
that Pd gives my audio device is: 'Scarlett Solo USB (hardware)'
The '-audiooutdev' flag is used
Hi Jakob,
To circumvent this, what I often do from the menu is save a preferences file.
First you hook up all your devices and tell pd to use them from the GUI. Then
you “Save To” a specific file. This way, you can use the -prefsfile command
line flag to specify the path to that preferences
Dear list,
i would like to use the command line to start a patch on a raspberry pi. Is it
possible to select my audio-out-device by name using startup flags? The name
that Pd gives my audio device is: 'Scarlett Solo USB (hardware)'
The '-audiooutdev' flag is used indicating the number of the
If you are looking for a really very simple EQ Vanilla, that's my version.
It has two stereo stages: [pd n_equalizador] ; you can add more stages to
increase the effect.
Claudio.
#N canvas 1012 130 567 378 12;
#X obj 301 101 cnv 15 160 200 empty empty empty 20 12 0 14 -33289 -66577
0;
#X obj
