I have a question, how can you use PD diagrams in a audio edit program? For example if you make a diagram with 3 inlets and 3 outlets the left is audio signal, middle is START command, right is STOP command, then how can you do that? If not exists yet, can someone make this? I don't know how. I am using Windows XP but is prefer if it can work on Linux as well as Windows XP.
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How can you use PD diagrams in audio edit program?
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Can you clarify this question please zzo38. Do you wish to use Pd as a process to operate on a selected area of a file, say in soundforge?
(if so great question...
Use the Source.
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@obiwannabe said:
Can you clarify this question please zzo38. Do you wish to use Pd as a process to operate on a selected area of a file, say in soundforge?
(if so great question...
Yes, that is what I meant.
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The thing is that Pd always runs real-time.
I'm not sure about this, I'd like to know a good way myself.
Best guess right now...
Use Audacity.
Write a little nyquist script to:
write selection to a tempfile
call pd -no gui on tempfile and process audio as an array
read modified tempfile back into bufferIt's really inefficient and butt ugly
Any better ideas anyone?
Use the Source.
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yves made a 'micro sound editor' called [cooled~]
but it doesn't work on windows.
