the path, of course! I had to put them in Preference -> Paths
Thanks a lot!

I'm trying to open a patch in windows 10 (PD is the 32 bits version) but I´m having these errors:

Loading plugin: C:/Users/David/Documents/Pd/externals/deken-plugin/deken-plugin.tcl
[deken]: installed version [0.5.0] == 0.5.0...skipping!
[deken] Platform re-detected: Windows-i386-float32
The Pd window filtered 16 lines
unpackOSC
... couldn't create
... you might be able to track this down from the Find menu.
udpreceive 12001
... couldn't create
routeOSC /p5
... couldn't create
l2s
... couldn't create
freeverb~ v1.2.3
urn 100

I re-installed all the externals in Windows using the "Find externals" option, but despite installing OSC and MrPeach the patch can't find the OSC controls (happens the same thing with freeverb~). Am I missing something?

Thanks in advance,

@solipp this is just perfect, great sound. thanks a lot.

@ricky is for a 8-channel text-to-speech chorus. kind of funny, really. thanks a lot for these great externals!

@whale-av this is right on the money, David. Thanks!

@whale-av the idea is to build like a timer, where each bang bangs when a unit changes, or tens, or hundreds. The initial value is incrementing continuously and I want to separate each number and tie it to a different bang.

I have a number (received via OSC, changing really fast -every 20 ms- from some calculations) and I need to take the units, tens, hundreds and thousands like individual bangs. I thought using counter like this:

But the bangs don't go at the same frequency each position is changing in the received value.

Any ideas about how to accomplish this in a more elegant way?

Thanks a lot.

@whale-av This works just perfect for what I need! Thanks a lot for the help.

@whale-av Thanks a lot! I receive this message (about [audience~]):

audience~.pd_darwin: mach-o, but wrong architecture 

--maybe they're too old and in an old OSX architecture? I just put the audience~.pd.darwin and audience~-help.pd in the same folder of my patch.

grampipan and grambidec by @ricky sounds just perfect --but the links are broken, couldn't find anything in the authors' website.

HOA looks just great, but I think nobody can run it in Mac nowadays? Somebody knows an alternative?

I can't believe Pure Data doesn't have a proper multi-channel / ambisonic / spatialization library --time to consider Max/MSP? that would suck, lots of work in PD already for this 8-ch installation :'-(

Thanks for any hint, guys!