Is there any web site with max msp objects and controls with an equivalent in pure data?
I found some patches in max msp but these have controls like "bondo", "tosymbol", "groove~", "sah~", etc and I want to translate this patches to pure data

thank you

Most of the max/msp objects are cloned in the cyclone library, which is included in Pd-extended. It's mostly just the gui ones that are missing from the library.

ok thank you I found some objets I was looking for, but I cyclone doesn't have "selector~", do you know an equivalent?
I'm copying some patches for chiptune music, you can find them in the document attached to this message.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/PhillPhelps-ChiptuneSynth.pdf

What exactly does [selector~] do? Same as [switch~] maybe?

acording to http://www.maxobjects.com

"selector~ Switch output among several input signals "

I don't if there's any object that has such a function in Pd. What I use in similar case is connecting [spigot~] to each single source then turning them on and off according to which one I want to process. Something like the attached patch.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Audio_sel~.pd

You can have a vanilla pd version by replacing spigot~ with a simple *~.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Audio_sel~.pd

If I'm not mistaken, an input of 0 to [selector~] completely closes it off, like [gate]. This one adds that with a slightly cleaner approach using [== ] as on/off switches.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Audio_sel~.pd

I found polygate~ in pd-extended, do you think is the same as selector~ (in max msp)?

one more question:
cyclone doesn't have groove~ (max msp), any sugestion?

[polygate~] can do what [selector~] does and then some. The patches posted above work more in line with [selector~]. [polygate~] is probably more computationally expensive than the above patches, so unless all that crossfading is necessary, your probably better off with something like what we gave you.

As for [groove~], it can also be made in Pd, though it would definitely require a little more craftiness than [selector~]! It shouldn't be too difficult though. It's mainly a table being looked up with [phasor~] + [tabread4~] with the [phasor~] being scaled within loop points.

By the way, if you're not already aware, you can look at Max/MSP's documentation online here:

http://www.cycling74.com/docs/max5/vignettes/intro/docintro.html

It might help a little.

I made a patch with the example you posted here.

I found xgroove~ in xsample.dll it has the same description as the max msp object.

thank you pure data masters!!