here is the updated version of my DIY library. it is a collection of various useful audio modules for music production.

unfortunately my pd computer packed it in last week, so it is in a bit of a 90% completed state, but there should be enough stuff to play with until i get a chance to get in and get it all 100% done.

open 000-introduction.pd to get started.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/DIY2.zip

are you using smp-pvoc1.pd ??

i just tried, and it seems to work ok here...

the inlet just specifies a start position and then it plays from there automatically, so really no need to use a slider.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/readme-samplers.pd

on a side note, would anyone with a bit of repository knowledge like to volunteer to add this library to pd-extended???

i've been wanting to do it for years, but to tell the truth, github and sourceforge and all that sort of stuff just scares me.

Hello guys,

It seems that the website with the link for DY2 is down. Can, please, someone upload the zip or send me over by e-mail (jcordeiro.pt [at] gmail [dot] com)? I was relying on this for a weekend project and suddenly all my plans went down the hole
much appreciated.
Joao

lol, doesn't take long eh....yeah my web hosting expired, and i decided not to renew it.

i just attached the .zip to the original post, so you can download there

Hardoff, I use your patches all the time and am pretty excited to see there's an update. Thanks!

Hey, it's not an update, it's the same old patches. I just uploaded the .zip again cos my web hosting thst the old one was on has expired.

There actually IS a diy3 on my computer, but it's so full of bugs that i never released it.

Maybe one day....

Lol, I hear you there. I have a significant update of my mmb library that I haven't gotten around to finishing, either. Some pretty cool things that are just sitting here on my laptop. Thought I'd be done a year ago, and I still haven't gotten around to what really amounts to just tidying everything up and making it all consistent.

Yeah, I thought this was a recently-started thread since there was recent activity on it. Anyway, still great patches, still use them all the time. Thanks again.

Hey thanks, this archive it's impressive, really a nice and useful work!

wow thanks a lot for this

Crikey, I'm so late to the party it's ridiculous! :/ I only discovered DIY2 a few months ago, but even 10 years after it was born, I'm loving it. Is it something you might consider open sourcing as a repo, mod? I know that there a plenty of users out there that build on DIY2 so why not combine the efforts? I'll bet that a bunch of us have made the same kind of tweaks here and there too.

Just wantd to thank.....Thank you, Hardoff

I may not be entirely correct in my methodology but is there a main window I can go that plays it all, also it would be beneficial to have a txt file that shows what each patch does. If there is no homepage how would you suggest I implement It into my own projects?