• EEight

    I really enjoy Artiom Constantinov music and also visualisation:

    Enjoy

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    @y0g1 said:

    Are you still able to compile it ?

    Time flies... no, but checking this tutorial, maybe you should try to checkout a specific tag for:
    git clone --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-adf.git maybe trying with tag 2.4.1:
    https://github.com/espressif/esp-adf/tags

    Also don't get your hype too high, I had a feeling it was a proof-of-concept.
    Good luck

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    @whale-av said:

    Are we going to have to solve patching problems submitted by user "@ChatGPT" in the immediate future...?...:weary:

    Let's create a chatgpt plugin to exclude those :laughing:

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    @tungee Can you record a mini-sound demo (playing with this synth)?

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    Amazing playlist ^

    Not mine, from this creator: @SoundSimulator

    For example, I like this tutorial:

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    @whale-av Should we change the anti-spam question or it is a lost cause?
    "To send the sound to your sound card in pd, what object do you use (write it without the ~ and bracket)"

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    On linux on top of that. Very neat!

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    It only took years, but I finally added storage on the server... so hopefully no more 502 Bad Gateway.
    Cheers~

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    Hi all! :wave:

    I had some time during vacations and I wanted to try running Miller's espd version. Here's a small tutorial.

    The development board I bought: ESP32-LyraT > Mouser | Aliexpress
    image.png

    INSTALL ESP-IDF (IoT development framework)

    mkdir ~/esp && cd ~/esp
    git clone -b v4.4.2 --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf.git
    cd esp-idf
    ./install.sh esp32
    

    INSTALL ESP-ADF (audio development kit)

    cd ~/esp && git clone --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-adf.git

    SETUP ENV VAR

    export ADF_PATH=~/esp/esp-adf && . ~/esp/esp-idf/export.sh

    ESPD

    download espd: http://msp.ucsd.edu/ideas/espd/

    cd espd
    git clone https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data.git pd
    cd pd
    git checkout 05bf346fa32510fd191fe77de24b3ea1c481f5ff
    git apply ../patches/*.patch
    
    Edit main/espd.h put your wifi credentials and the IP of the computer that will control espd:
    #define CONFIG_ESP_WIFI_SSID "..."
    #define CONFIG_ESP_WIFI_PASSWORD "..."
    #define CONFIG_ESP_WIFI_SENDADDR "...."
    
    mv sdkconfig.lyrat sdkconfig
    
    idf.py build
    idf.py -p /dev/ttyUSB0 flash (hold boot and then press reset on lyrat)
    idf.py -p /dev/ttyUSB0 monitor (Ctrl+] to exit)
    

    HOST

    • open pd installed on (SENDADDR)
    • open test-patch/host-patch.pd

    If connected this message (ESPD: sendtcp: waiting for socket) will stop and you will see the mac address in the host patch.

    1- click on [send pf begin-new poodle .<
    2- click on [line 0, auto< to send the defined patch (esp-patch.pd)
    3 - click [send pd end-new<
    steps.png

    4 - connect headphone, play with [send f 440< and [send f 660<

    Custom patch:

    • Use mono [dac~ 1] only
    • Add this to your patch:
      loadbang.png
    • in host-patch.pd change [read your-patch< -> [text define patch] redo step 1 to 3
      custom.png

    TODO

    Would love to play more with the code, right now I am not able to load complex vanilla patch. Also using the AUX (or built-in microphone) would be awesome (but I'm wondering about the round-trip latency (would it be under 15ms)).

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