2024_09_27_21_15_55-recording-0...found object.

What I found useful for visualizations is projectM as the visualizer sending pds result to Jack and Jack out to projectM.

https://github.com/projectM-visualizer

You can edit the milk drop files, too.
Their semantics isn't too hard to follow.

There are thousands of milkdrop files to use. Oscilloscope-types being some of them.

You can find some examples of that technique below under Search>"projectM"

[Scott's YouTube videos]https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC-3FoYfhbYsLdtLlvV9v55A)

https://create.withcode.uk/python/4s

I am in no way affiliated with the developer.

It is way, way more function-specific than the python editor (can't speak to the MS one as I don't use it),

Peace through Sharing=Love through Music.

-s

https://m.soundcloud.com/scott-vanya/2024-06-19-23-35-52-recording-0-love-au-jus

Using pieces of the Ganymede project

@oid That's great. Glad you found a way to improve on it.

Did you share the patch somewhere?

-s

I have found this information to be very useful when working with automation as well as with respect to MIDI, esp fluid~.

May they prove of some use to you.

p.s. I also include the chords.txt I have.

Useful information re Musical Modes.zip

Contents:

constellations-chords.txt
constellations-modes-as-offsets.txt
constellations-modes.txt
mode.pd
using-the-data-example.pd

I created the files by looking at:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_circle License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
(at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License).

Below is a screenshot of the using-the-data-example.pd patch.

and here is a screenshot of the constellations-modes.txt

@alexandros

Thank you very much for the lead. Will look into it. Much appreciated.

-s

@meschi Thank you for the info. Very valuable to know.

Still couldn't get what I wanted to work (i.e. resolve the 64-bit not implemented issue).

And have had to cut my losses and pursue a different route for what I want.

Am going to leave it at using proximity detectors instead.

Peace through sharing. Love thru Music.

Thanks, again.
-s

I really want to use VideOSC+ with my work.

Yet when my desktop receives the stream, it throws a "64-bit numbers not supported error.

Ie. starting with which version of PD (most esp which Linux kernel (or Ubuntu version) does this become "supported"?

Thnx.

-S