Hello good people!

I'm trying to get a tabplay to play a sample from a random position and for a random number of samples. It seems, from the help file anyway, that we can only send one message containing two numbers to set the begining and the lenght, is there any way to get around this?

Monome (monome.org) looks really great, and its apps do look amazing too (monome.org/data/app)! Now I'd like to take a look and try and run them with other interfaces, but most of them are done with max/msp.
Here's my question : do you know of any pd versions of apps like mlr (monome.org/data/app/mlr)? Or any ways to import it to pd? I (very) naively tried to saves mlr in max/msp txt format to open with pd, with no success. ahah...

Hello!

I'm looking for a abstraction or a patch (or a method, that would be great too!!! ) that would repeat what I played n seconds after I actually played it. Does that make sense?

I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be too difficult to make in PD, but I'm not sure where to start...

Cheers!

Hello all!

Ok, I'm pretty new here, as well as to PD... This forum looks pretty sweet!

I'm trying to use pmpd in a patch. Unfortunately, some boxes from the pmpd exemples appear missing (dashed red line in the patch). Is there any reason why this would happen? Is it due to the path (I just changed one path to get my patches and files to work in PD, but, obviously, I didn't write down what it was before I changed it. it's the second last that I changed, though)...

Thanks!

Hello there,

I'm trying to get the signal from a piezzo mic stuck to a cello to send a midi note to an instrument. So, needless to say I've learnt quite a lot from this thread. Thanks for that!

Now, I'm having some trouble : fiddle seems to send a bang, and therefore a new noteout, every time it's trying to pick up a frequency. I don't know if I'm being clear, but the problem is that when I play a note on the cello, the patch sends A LOT of noteout, making something like a "swarm" of notes that becomes really chaotic in no time.

I tried to bypass this problem by sending a bang (and therefore a note) regularly, but that's obviously not a good way to do it.

What I would need is a patch that would detect the beginning of a note played by the cello, send the "noteout", wait for the beginning of another note to send the corresponding "noteout", and so on.

Any idea on getting this happening?

Here's the code, it's obviously very similar to what has been shown here

Cheers.

Rodolphe

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

Cool, thanks I'll try that!!!

Sounds good. And the examples that come with it are really interesting...

My real question is : can we command Processing and get values from it into PD as we do with Gem?

I should have checked before asking, there is very good tutorials right on there website : http://www.processing.org/learning/basics/index.html

Processing looks crazy nice... I never tried to get anything done with it (although I'm considering using it for my master). Did you find any good tutorial for begininers?