Hi Guys,

Long time!! I'm exciting to have a reason to have to come back to Puredata, and maybe start contributing to this community again.

I have an hackathon occurring next weekend where I am determined to pull samples from Freesound.org into Pd.

I have found this: https://gem.puredata.info/pd/pd/Members/patrick/pdfreesound/view

I have managed to load the py/pyext lib into Pd,

But I can't connect because I can't figure out where to input my username and password (or really how to work around this patch at all really.

Does any one have any experience connecting freesound to Puredata? I don't mind if it happens internally or from another avenue (i.e. via Processing or Supercollider, e.t.c.)

I'm determined to make this work somehow, so I'll post any results.

I had a conversation with the creator of py/pyext last night. really cool guy.

I'll email Patrick, (the guy behind the freesound abstraction).

Hopefully he'll have some advice.

But if anyone can help me on my journey....

Many thanks.

Hi,

Try this version! It is working here. You can use my API key (argument of [py...]) or create one yourself at http://www.freesound.org/help/developers/

To preview the soundfile before downloading it, i use readanysf~. This solution as only been tested on linux.

Let us know, if it's working for you i will update my version on puredata.info

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

Hi People,

Just to keep you updated.

I have managed to get this to work on Mac. Thanks wlp for the updated patch!

I'm extremely busy up until after the hackathon, so I'll write up guide to using this patch and getting it working, for future reference, next week.

Hi Arif I'm interested on your achievments making work pd-freesound

Actually I'm trying to connect Pd to archive.org to make pd stream ogg files but I can't make [readanysf~] work well on Mac

What have you made to get it working.

Pd always says me readanysf~ library can't be loaded