[EDIT]: This message is rather old and the information written rather uotdated.
But Granita still esists

Please see here:
http://puredata.info/downloads/granita-minimalist-granular-synthesis

and download/pull here:
http://gitorious.org/granita

The zip file is indeed working. Thanks for a fun patch!

damn thats sexy

Enjoying this. Thanks! Goes into my musical tools for sure!

Glad people are still using and, hopefully, enjoying this.

Lorenzo.

Hi ! I would really like to try out this patch, but i don't use gitorius (and i don't have an SSH Key). any chance you could upload a .zip file to this thread? Many Thanks!

@mjpalumbo said:

Hi ! I would really like to try out this patch, but i don't use gitorius (and i don't have an SSH Key). any chance you could upload a .zip file to this thread? Many Thanks!

No need

In gitorious you can dirctly download a tar.gz of the source tree:

http://gitorious.org/granita/granita/archive-tarball/master

Lorenzo

@lorenzosu said:

@mjpalumbo said:

Hi ! I would really like to try out this patch, but i don't use gitorius (and i don't have an SSH Key). any chance you could upload a .zip file to this thread? Many Thanks!

No need

In gitorious you can dirctly download a tar.gz of the source tree:

http://gitorious.org/granita/granita/archive-tarball/master

Lorenzo

Alright! Thanks very much!

@lorenzosu said:

@mjpalumbo said:

Hi ! I would really like to try out this patch, but i don't use gitorius (and i don't have an SSH Key). any chance you could upload a .zip file to this thread? Many Thanks!

No need

In gitorious you can dirctly download a tar.gz of the source tree:

http://gitorious.org/granita/granita/archive-tarball/master

Lorenzo

Hi Lorenzo, very good patch, thanks for sharing it.
Maybe it is not fully clear how to download it from the main granita gitorious page:
first one have to press the "Source Tree" button and in the new page that opens there is the "download master as tar.gz".
Otherwise there is your donwload link...

Concerning the pitch control, how is it handled? The units you provided are kind of "arbitrary" (0-5000, with 4000 being the
"no pitch modification"). Wouldn't it be more informative to have something linked to the frequencies
(double the frequency, half the frequency etc.) or maybe this is not possible because of grain implementation?

By the way, It's true, this is "an incredibly original aesthetic problem "

Alberto

@AlbertoZ said:

@lorenzosu said:

@mjpalumbo said:

Hi ! I would really like to try out this patch, but i don't use gitorius (and i don't have an SSH Key). any chance you could upload a .zip file to this thread? Many Thanks!

No need

In gitorious you can dirctly download a tar.gz of the source tree:

http://gitorious.org/granita/granita/archive-tarball/master

Lorenzo

Hi Lorenzo, very good patch, thanks for sharing it.
Maybe it is not fully clear how to download it from the main granita gitorious page:
first one have to press the "Source Tree" button and in the new page that opens there is the "download master as tar.gz".
Otherwise there is your donwload link...

Yes... I guess it's a bit convoluted, but once you get used to the intricacies of GIT it's rather custom
Actually it is also linked from e.g. http://puredata.info/downloads/granita-minimalist-granular-synthesis

Concerning the pitch control, how is it handled? The units you provided are kind of "arbitrary" (0-5000, with 4000 being the
"no pitch modification"). Wouldn't it be more informative to have something linked to the frequencies
(double the frequency, half the frequency etc.) or maybe this is not possible because of grain implementation?

Absolutely... the 'pitch' control is probably the roughest part of granita, although it can be fun (especially with the live looper). Redoing the whole GUI with more comprehensible controls and tidier patching is in the todo ever since

By the way, It's true, this is "an incredibly original aesthetic problem "

Credit where due: it's a sentence from Tommaso Landolfi's 'Dialogo dei massimi sistemi' http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialogo_dei_massimi_sistemi

Lorenzo