Spot on! Thank you @Balwyn.

Is there a way to easily determine the length of a message or how many elements it contains?

first message contains 6 float elements:
| 1 2 3 4 5 6

second message contains 8 float elements:
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I'd like to determine length or count programmatically.

@whale-av hey thank you! exactly what I was looking for, in pd-extended its under extra/unauthorized directory.

UPDATE: tested and reproduced in pd-extended on macOS Sierra, ugh.

What's the Pure Data equivalent of fffb~ i.e. 'fast fixed filter bank'?

https://docs.cycling74.com/max5/refpages/msp-ref/fffb~.html

From reading the pix_record helpI understand only quicktime mov format can be recorded. However in pd-extended windows10 when attempting to record to file, I get a quicktime error 'recordQT: EndMediaEdits failed with error -2008'.

It would be ideal if I could record video natively in pd-extended and I'd rather not use a third party software like Millumin/Syphon.

Any tips/ideas? thanks!

Very impressive, looks to be an excellent introduction to programming via Pure Data and hardware.

Is the kit available for purchase?

@sunji said:

[< 0]
[change]
[bang]

Thank you, your suggestion worked like a charm. Went with the above, except [> 0]

Hi all, I'm converting a few patches to pd-vanilla for use with libpd.

Any vanilla replacements (or ideas) for pd-extended [date], [time] or even [l2s] for use with unique filenaming? Here is a screenshot.

Hi all, is there a straightforward vanilla replacement for [edge] (non-audio signal)?

FWIW, I did find some of rumblesan's PD patches moved here:
https://github.com/rumblesan/Patch-A-Day-month-2010-11

And specifically FFT Freeze:
https://github.com/rumblesan/Patch-A-Day-month-2010-11/tree/master/27-FFTPitchShiftandFreeze

Thanks for posting, nice patch!

Nice. I like the blurring and strobing effects starting around 2:45.

Very useful indeed, thanks for posting this!

@gsagostinho nice one!

OK, thank you for the responses, once I confirmed I had 100ms delay on my soundcard and that did not help, I went over all the abstractions/subpatches with a fine tooth comb.

It turned out in the process of converting one piece to an abstraction, I left a dac~ wired to osc~ with a zero value multiplication math operation feeding into the osc~. Deleted and fixed!

I need to write a script to grep my abstractions for any loose dac~ (s) to prevent future frustrations and embarrasment!

I may have seen this issue posted here before, but I'm getting very poor sounding audio output on a 5s 16=bit 44.1k WAV file, just using the simplest readsf~ config.

The WAV sound file sounds very high quality played in a DAW. Ideas?

Hey now, exactly what I needed! Thank you

Wow, this is great. So simple yet effective. Thank you

Thank you for this, very nice. Like the last one as well i.e. varShapes.