Trying to convert a float value to a symbol. If you run it into [symbol] it helpful outputs 'float' instead of converting it. I found info about [f2s] on pdpedia that sound like it should do the trick. Pdpedia claims it resides in moonlib. Added moonlib to my startup, restarted pd and no luck. Anyone know how to get this object working? Is there a better option? I am on a recent version of PD-Extended on windows (away from my music computer at the moment so I don't know exactly which version).

Hello,
I am trying to create an abstraction that uses soundfiler internally. I am prefixing my array with $0 so it will be unique for each instance of the abstraction. When I send the message "read -resize D:/Jon/Samples/hihat/closed/606chat.wav $0-Sample" to soundfiler I get the error "error: 0-Sample: no such table". I did a similar naming convention when doing a tabwrite~ to a table, the patch works but I get an error "error: tabwrite~: 1020-OutputScope: no such array".

Any clue on this?

-Jon

Hello,
I am object probably exists to do this but I cannot find anything in PDPedia. I am trying to figure out how to route audio based on another value. For example the audio will take one path if the input number is one and another path if the input number is two.

-Jon

This one seems simple but I have had no luck with it as of yet. How do you go about rendering output to a file from within PureData on windows? On linux I always used Jack but have found no comparable solution on windows. I have tried Jack for Windows (http://www.grame.fr/~letz/jackdmp.html) and ReaRoute for Reaper (http://www.reaper.fm/) with no luck at all. Both seem like they would be good solutions but Reaper receives no sound when I try to do it through PureData. I am using the latest stable build of PD-Extended and the most recent version of Reaper.

I have searched around and not found anything. I am sure that there is a very obvious solution I am missing.

Thanks,
Jonathan

Wouldn't it be possible to run four copies and have them communicate with netsend or osc? I know this isn't the perfect solution but if you could split off different sound generating portions into separate patches I think this would work.

Fantastic! I knew it was something easy. Thanks!

I have been itching to see any movement from DesireData for a long time now. If anyone has not checked out the screenshots I suggest you do.

Here is the webpage of one of the main developers and his page claims work has resumed on it recently although there is no date/time stamp on that part of the page so who knows when that was updated. http://artengine.ca/matju/

And here is a thread on the board about it http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-590-new-gui-desiredata-download

Don't know . I generally use PD on windows. Just pasting from the FAQ because you hadn't mentioned trying that.

Here is some info on the font problem.

http://puredata.info/docs/faq/on-gnu-linux-the-fonts-are-strange-and-or-too-big-or-small

I remember reading [expr~] was very heavy computationally. Is this correct? obviously if you are only using one metro like this it should not be a big deal but perhaps this form should only be used in places where the extra precision is needed?

-Jon