Here's a thing I made, not exclusively using Pd. I did some granular processing of a short vocal sample in Pd, recorded the output and then cut out bits of that which I liked, and processed those samples some more using granular synthesis. I then took what I recorded from that and did lots of meticulous arranging and mixing in my DAW. I think some of the stuff I used outside of Pd (within the DAW) were pitched delays, filters, compressors, and I reversed some samples.

Hope you like it:

Wow. I am very excited by this granular stuff. I am relatively new here and have not had the opportunity to try any granular techniques in my own pure data stuff, but I can already see many possibilities.

I wonder what puredata version, DAW, and platform you are using to produce this?

Thanks for sharing this.

I did this a couple of years ago (I was digging through some hard drives). I did it using Pd extended, I don't have the patch anymore but it was very simple (possibly modified from someone else's creation). I was using Pro Tools 7 at the time and ran it all on Win XP. I think I used Soundhack's pitch delay and morph filter as well as a couple of things I did in Reaktor. Other than that, tons of manual chopping, arranging, and penciled automation.

Granular is awesome. I am pretty much obsessed!