I'm trying to understand some of the math functions in PureData.

What I want to do is be able to toggle between three octaves of the same frequency range.
Approximately
130 - 164
260 - 328
520 - 656
I want to use a panning knob to move around in these frequencies. With a bang I want to be able to change between these ranges. How do I do this with the math functions?

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I'm very new to Arduino. For my first project I'm trying to do something very simple.
I want to have 4 small vibrating motors randomly turn on/off using pduino.

I can easily get one motor working and turning on and off using a [random] object. As soon as I add a second motor though, it begins to affect the other motor and causes a pulsating when it is on. I'm assuming it has to do with powering the motors, but I'm new at this and don't know how to adjust accordingly.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

I'm new to algorithms and looking for some assistance.

Just want a simple one that is an additive process. 1 - 1, 2 - 1, 2, 3 - 1, 2, 3, 4.

Not exactly sure how to do this. I tried messing about with a counter that keeps resetting itself at different times, but could not seem to get it to work.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

I've asked questions about this before and gotten some nice help from you folks.

My recent dilemma is that PD uses on lot of CPU when I check my activity monitor, but using very little in my load meter. ANy ideas of what could cause this inconsistency. It really starts to heat up my computer and it seems really unnecessary as the load meter is telling me i'm using very little CPU.

Any help is appreciated.

Is there an object that can send several different values at one time? I'm working with OSC and don't want to have to patch a million different sends...
Any help?

What is the message to clear an array or table? I can't seem to find it!

Hey folks,
I'm slightly ignorant of technical issues such as this, so bare with me.
Recently, PureData has been using a lot more CPU than it used to and it starts to really heat up my comp. Its a relatively new MacBook Pro (1year old). My patches have become slightly more complex, but I used to be able to run multiple patches at once with no CPU problem.
Any ideas of solutions, causes or anything else?
Let me know. I would appreciate it.
Morgan

It seems that pix_record only records video or picture images, but I want to record other things like color squares and things.
How do i do this?

Can somebody explain CPU usage to me in terms of subpatching and abstractions etc...?

I have found that since I started using more abstractions, my CPU usage has gone way up. ANy ideas, solutions, etc...

Does anybody know of an extension for PD that uses the information from the newer MAC trackpad?
Seems like there are many more possibilities now with all the multiple finger options and all that.
Thanks