Hi people! - I want to share a GitHub site with “a Python repository” developed by me, which offer the ability to “create MIDI files in an unconventional way”, to open in Pure Data and create on it.

https://github.com/takamiko8

PS:

One easy way is to install Thonny IDE for Python, in Linux, Mac or Windows, it will ask you to install the packages for the code to run and you will see a code for creation of MIDI with the detection of your fingers with the web-cam; and in the other hand; when you make a summatory in the calculator it creates a little Algorithmic composition in MIDI format. You can use the MIDI to compose in Pd or any MIDI software.

If Thonny creates an error because “you don’t have the packages installed”, you can ask a Python text which packages to install. Or try:

import cv2
import mediapipe as mp
import time
import tkinter as tk
import random
import threading
from mido import MidiFile, MidiTrack, Message

And, an explanatory video:

José_Plymouth.

OK, thanks, I understand now.

Hi I just started yesterday night late to investigate in Pure Data, but Im not sure if the audio signal sumatory is adding or just passing only one signal?

I hear 2 signals but as the right inlet is dominant?

Study pre-calculus "functions" and for sure it is a not so strong decreasing exponential function,

so you must understand how functions "mathematical ones" works, and then you will understand how to output the pitch from metro ranges.

REF:

Stewart; Redlin; Watson. (??). Precalculus. (??). (??).

Ok, now I know, sorry for the question.

hi sorry for the simple question but;
how can I post an image of my patch in Pd in here in the messages I do with the "new topic" ?