Ich spreche ein kleines bisschen Deutsch.
Vielen Dank.

I will be adding many more tutorial type videos to that channel, covering as many topics as I can confidently explain.

Brendan

. . . the fourth, and penultimate, patch-along video is now up. Admins, forgive me if these posts are in the wrong forum section, I am not pursuing self-promotion this is purely 'sharing'.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEJYJPRiq6wlNBcudZOmqMw/videos

Brendan

Hallo PD-ers
I'd just like to draw your attention to a fairly comprehensive video series on granular synthesis, GUI design, OSC messaging and app development I am in the middle of creating right now. I hesitate to call it a tutorial explicitly, as the presentation is somewhat informal and improvised, thereby including the occasional, erm, technical hitch, but it's all good. If you would like to patch-along, learn and even comment/criticise, join the party. So far there are 3 videos, totalling around 2hrs, with a further 3 videos (on MobMuPlat, OSC and app packaging) in the pipeline. I'll be posting all the patches and code both here and eventually on GitHub.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEJYJPRiq6wlNBcudZOmqMw/videos

Best regards
Brendan

I would welcome your comments on the following list of intervallic ratios arranged in order of complexity. I realise I have made a leap from the overtone series down to simple intervals within one octave, but the numbers look good.

Hallo sound designers,
I'm looking for scholarly/practical documents relating to music-emotion-colour; I'm having trouble finding detailed sources as my topic as quite broad. I'm trying to align timbre/rhythm/pitch/register/envelope/morphology with emotional states. Thanks in advance.

Thanks, i'll test this later today

Hallo
Do any of you fine people have a patch to share, to control the LEDs in response to simple touch n the Novatin Launchpad? I am able to light and dim individual pads in turn, but I'm struggling to make it polyphonic, i.e. control multiple LEDs on and off.

Thanks

(I should have said that this triggers one selected toggle ON, and triggers all others OFF, which is what I was after)

Okay, this works for me, and seems extensible but I'm going to bed now.

solo-mute-seq2.pd

Hi
I've had a search through the forum, using a number of terms/topics, and haven't found a solution: I'm using radio buttons object to selectively solo (and) mute audio outputs. A simple synth with preset sawtooth, square and FM sources. I would like the user to choose sound sources but the logic has got me screwed up, and it's late. You can see from the patch that I'm headed for a headache Stated simply, how can I use the integer output from [hradio] to sequentially send a 1 and a 0 to specific destinations? I thought [trigger] was my friend in this situation. But she isn't.

Thanks
Brendan
solo-mute-seq.pd

Your web resources are amazing! The 'VCOs in PD' tutorial helped me solve another PD problem I had too

Thanks

Thanks Alexandros, I will check out those links.

I cannot speak for vanilla PD, but [comport] works for me under Windows 10, with Purr Data. Sorry not to have more detailed advice. I should add that this particular machine is running a non-updated version of Windows 10 (i.e. bought about 18 months ago), and it works both with official and clone (ch340g) Arduino boards.

Brendan

Just replying for myself here: Serial.println() and [sel 13 10] are the simple requirements. I would hwoever like to achieve this using vanilla objects too, whcih I guess is a little more heavy handed, but at least this works.

Apologies for the noise.

Brendan

Hi
Since recently abandoning Max and Windows, I feel like I have regressed in knowledge. I am trying to parse two sensor streams (from Arduino) in PD. The main issue I have appears to be how to build and decipher lists. In my test sketch and patch I'm sending two static values, and I need to separate them out in PD. I tried using header values for each sensor, but I'm missing something fundamental. How do I send a bundle of discrete values to PD, and how should I then parse them?

Many thanks
Brendan

Hi jancsika
can you point me/us to the 'externals-test' patch please?

Hi
when you launch Purr Data, the console window will display "libdir loader added : xxxx" (such as cyclone, zexy etc). Also, you can use Edit/Preferences/Startup to see a list of loaded libraries.

HTH
Brendan

Purr Data version:

Version 2.4.7 (20180103-rev.c6485c3)

yes, it shows up in the gamepad API (thanks, that's a cool little app), and also works under MaxMSP using its [hi] object. As far as you are aware, is there no 64-bit version of [hid], for either Purr Data or pd-vanilla? The only other solution I can think of is to hack the controller to an Arduino and use [comport].