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Carambolooo
Ive built pd in FreeBSD last night, run it and when i go to deken, some libraries appear but else is not one of them....
Is there any way to use it on the FreeBSD system?
One thing i should say is that the manual tells to add this line before building: "./configure --deken-os=FreeBSD" but it does not work.
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Carambolooo
Im sorry, heres a video.
After i clear the memory, feed it with new numbers and create the chain, numbers dont go in different probabilities but in the same order ive put them on the memory. -
Carambolooo
Can anyone instruct me on how to use [markov] from the ELSE library?
Ive put some floats in the memory, create the chain but then after i start banging the object, floats get always in the same order i put them in the memory, never changing.
For some reason, if i start banging the [markov] that is in the example; without changing any parameter, it works. But at the moment i start putting my own numbers into the memory of the object, then the numbers just output in the order ive put them and othing varying.
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Carambolooo
@porres I guess so. I can't find it in dekken... usually if I don't find the externals I'm looking for there I don't go to much trouble
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Carambolooo
@porres I've been testing plugdata version 0.9.0 (pre-release) for a few days now, and it's definitely much faster than pd vanilla on my laptop!
Thanks for the tip, it's an excellent and convenient distribution.
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Carambolooo
Thanks for all the help, everything is working properly now.
Definitely the abstractions helped a lot... at the beginning I had made them for each channel but I removed them when I saw that they didn't work, I guess I should learn more about them ~ - ~ ''
At that time I hadn't implemented the $1 system in each channel abstraction, that was something I didn't know how to do!Also I can't believe I forgot to pass my own "panner" abstraction and forgot to connect inlets. I've had this kind of very newbie mistake before, I'm really sorry.
I guess I still have a lot to learn! : 'D
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Carambolooo
Recently I was creating a mixer abstraction.
I'll leave you the patch (I made it in plugdata but it should be compatible with pd vanilla).But I have errors trying to use it! One of them is that the panner of each channel doesn't work and all channels respond only to panner #1.
Plus the effect channels don't work, and I notice a lot of "multiply defined" errors even though there are no repeated "catch" objects.
Do you have any idea what could be causing these errors?
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Carambolooo
So, I took several screenshots of some patches I have in plugdata, and I modified and superimposed them to have a background on my laptop.
I don't know how much relevance this has for the forum, but I really like to take advantage of programs like plugdata beyond its general purpose! in this case, for the design of a background :'')
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Carambolooo
@oid Since it looks easy, I may try to build pd myself with that caracteristics then. Thanks for the guidance!
It's just a probability, as Debian is a very insistent system in not using programs that have not been marked as stable in its repository. So I might as well just wait for the next version of pd for my system and see if that solves my problem..
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Carambolooo
First of all, I recently noticed that this feature did come in ELSE, because of one of the notes that appears when loading the library.
On the other hand, it doesn't matter if I open the patch All_about_else.pd or declare the start path, it doesn't open at all.
I also noticed that my version of pure data is old (0.53-1); I guess this must affect; the Debian system repositories install this version by default, so I'll see what I can solve this before I update further on my problem.
Thanks for all the advice.