wow, thank you for this test patch!
I made a flip-flop recorder, now I just have to test. I'll tell you soon...

I'll probably mount the sounds sticked together in a DAW and listen. Then I can make further test to check if we are sample to sample, but if it sounds good, with no clicks, it is enough for me...

Hi!
I want to record all the day in fragments of 10' :
I understand I have to give [writesf~] some time between stop and start to flush everything.
Some seconds before recording a new file I [open( the file.
I have 2 [writesf~] in the patch, so on a bang it records on the first and stops the second, then reverse for the next period.
Am I sure the files finish and start sample to sample?

Then I will [readsf~] them in the same way as one stream (12 hours later).

It sound's wonderful, I'll try that these days, I'll tell you how it goes...
thank you!

thank you both,
I can manage with them to allow a port for that, but then can I receive datas from the installation computer even if my IP changes?
e.g. I could send my IP to the patch?

Hi!
I'm working on a permanent sound installation in a building. A computer will run a Linux distribution and PD. We want to control the patch remotely, ideally over Internet, at least over local network. The control will be pretty simple: some sliders, bangs and toggles, values. We obviously need a feedback.
The IP of the building will probably be static so we can access the computer, but we want to access it from dynamic IP anywhere.

I found some clues about how to do that, but I'm not sure what is the best solution for our needs:
-webPD: https://github.com/sebpiq/WebPd. The patch and the remote computer access the same server, maybe on localhost in the building
-[netsend] [netreceive]: but I guess we need a relay, and I don't know how...
-other??

thank you!

thank you!

I tried:
[mouseover-vu] seems nice!

I'll try soon maxhotkey.
I'm sure most pd forks are great, but I want to keep full compatibility for now.

I'm not a new user, but I don't use PD very often. Johannes videos about intelligent patching helped me a lot!
about (non-)edition mode: I know about ctrl+e, I was meaning a difference between both modes, like hiding wires or so...

Thank you for that,

I tried some, it helps!
Can I install add_object without installing the whole distribution?

I'm also looking for something that smooth a bit the patching job, like connections in bezier curves and visualize what's going in the chords (which I remember I had in pd-ext), and something like insert function (insert the block between two objects when dragging), adaptive chords drawing, edit/production modes, snap objects to grid, etc...

anyway I'm working hard on PD these days and it's great!

Hi!
I have new projects in which I will use PD. I didn't write big patches since PD-Extended (!!).
To work easier and faster I want to install some GUI plugins, but I can't find a ready-to-use collection, and most of the projects I found are older than 10 years (!!).
Any suggestion on what is worth to install?

I use Vanilla. I could use other, but I noticed most of other projects have not been updated since many years. I want to be sure I can still open my patches in a near or more distant future...

The piece was really nice.
I used a neumann canon MS at 1m of a small Genelec monitor, and the original speech was recorded with a DPA headset. I raised the quadriphonic PA up slightly during the performance. I killed the too resonant freqs with an eq on the mic input.

Thank you for your help!!

Thank you both!

I rewrote the patch with delwrite~, it works perfectly, at least in the room i'm sitting in. We perform saturday, I'll tell you how it went.!
I put some filters plugins on the microphones inputs and speakers output, so I can manage frequencies.
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