Hi,

Is anyone here able to record from Pd into Propellerheads Reason?

With MIDI Yoke, I can play notes and control events using [noteout], [makenote], [midiout], [ctlout], etc..

But, while it's receiving instructions from Pd, pressing record in Reason records nothing.

I'm using Pd 0.42.5-extended, MIDI Yoke NT 1.75, and Reason 3.

Your help is much appreciated!

Is there a pd object that will play back an audio file at a different sample rate than the one in which it was created?

I have some 22kHz files to load, and I thought there may be some object that will let you type in the sample rate you want.

Thanks

When I playback .wav files in pd, the sound is muffled and crackly. After exiting pd, the problem occurs in some other applications like Windows Media Player, and some websites like Hulu.

I'm running Windows 7, and this is the end part of the patch I'm using:

open $1.wav(
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[readsf~]
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[dac~]

Any ideas about what's happening?

How can I open and play a .wav file that has an alphanumeric name?

This part of the patch I made will randomly open a file if it's name is numeric (ex. 11.wav):

[open $1.wav(
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| |start(
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[readsf~]
| \
[dac~]

But, opening files that have alphanumeric names (ex. Eleven.wav) is confusing to me.

I assume I'll need to somehow use "[symbol]" or "[symbol(" or something like that.

The patch is attached.

Thanks

Has anyone used pd to post to Twitter?

Based on what I can gather here and there, I used this to connect to Twitter:

[connect twitter.com 80(
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[netclient]

This brought back the message, 'netclient: connection closed on socket 1552'.

I thought once I established a connection, I would be able to send some sort of message using what I think is Twitter's authentication protocol:

[http://user:pass@twitter.com/statuses/update.xml(
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[netclient]

But, I was just guessing.

Any ideas?

I want to read text files, with ";" terminated lines, into the [msgfile] object, and have it put those lines of text into message boxes. I think the idea is to get a "list" into a message box, but I'm not sure how to do it.

This may be the main problem in my patch, because it only gets the first word of text in the line (first item in the "list"), then sets it into the final message box:

[msgfile]
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[set $1(
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[(

Suggestions?

You can download the whole patch below.

how do i write a text file to my d:drive if i keep pd on my c:drive?

i understand the idea of...

[write c:/folder/file.txt(
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[textfile]

but, from there, i'm lost.

mw

i want to load my own sample into the "scratch machine".

this was my intuitive approach:

• put my sample (mysample.wav) into the sounds folder
• started pd
• opened "B07.sampler.pd"
• renamed the "read ../sound/voice.wav sample-table" message to
  "read ../sound/mysample.wav sample-table"
• tried playing the sample per the instructions in the example

of course, the result was dead silence. so, i think the next step is learning how to read and write soundfiles to tables.

can anyone tell me how this works, and where to look in the documentation?

i love the idea of what pd can do, though it is a bit left-brained for me.

thanks in advance,

mw

this works:

[add2 0 2 4 5 7 9 11( <--major scale pattern
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[0 2 4 5 7 9 11(

what would make this work?:

[majorscale 0 2 4 5 7 9 11(
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[0 2 4 5 7 9 11(

i'm making a document of message boxes filled with scale patterns and their names, to be used as a shortcut to god-only-knows-what.

i've uploaded an attachment of what i have so far, and i'll upload to patches when i'm finished. please feel free to offer a better solution if you have one.

mw

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/scale_patterns2.pd

Thanks, mod.

I was trying to avoid using [tabread4~], for whatever reason (which seems odd, because I'm somewhat "right-brained" (if there IS such a thing)), but it's MUCH more flexible and effective than my previous solution.