Thanks! I'm sure there is! For example, automatically rendering an image when somebody posts a patch could be nice. But it still needs some work. It is not fully ready for prime time ... I'll do a bit of work on it in the next days though!

Thanks Gilberto!

And thanks for the bug reports!

Once again this is very early proto, so if anybody else finds bugs ... and there is many for sure ... please report them here : https://github.com/sebpiq/pd-fileutils/issues

Thanks!

Hi all,

We just opened a web service that allows to render Pd patches as SVG images.

Usage is simple. Just use the following url https://enzienaudio.com/a/dave?fetch=<patchUrl> replacing <patchUrl> by the url of your patch.

For example, here is a patch hosted on a github repository : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhroth/ZenGarden/master/test/MessageInteger.pd and here is the url of its rendered image https://enzienaudio.com/a/dave?fetch=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhroth/ZenGarden/master/test/MessageInteger.pd

I think this could be really useful on http://forum.pdpatchrepo.info as many people post pictures of patches, while this service could save you from having to make a screenshot.

The whole thing is open source. The service uses pd-fileutils to parse / render the patches (https://github.com/sebpiq/pd-fileutils) and the source code of the service is there : https://github.com/sebpiq/pd-to-image-service

This is still alpha, and we'd be really happy to get your feedback and contributions. If you find any bugs, if you want to improve the look of the rendered SVG, or anything else, please head there https://github.com/sebpiq/pd-fileutils and file an issue or send a pull request!

Cheers!

@bang sorry! Slow to answer ... I don't know about [h_multimap] it's not in pd-extended right?

@seb-harmonik-ar I don't really want to get into that. Feels a bit complicated for such a simple thing.

I kind of thought it's such a common thing to do with general purpose programming languages, that there must be an object implementing it in pd-extended .... but apparently there might not be!?

[coll] is more of a list really. Indexes are Integers. I have indexes that are symbols. and I want to associate them with other symbols.

Hi all!

I was wondering of there is a simple dictionary (key-> value storage) object in pd-extended. Something with basically operations "set key", "get key" and "delete key"

Any idea what I could use?

Hi!

I have been playing with mixers, creating some feedback loops ... those of you who have tried probably know the huge variety of sounds you can get with this method.

Now I am trying to do the same with Pd. For the moment I have implemented a simple model of a mixer in feedback :

[delread~] -> [gain] -> [filter bank] -> [clip -1 1] -> [delwrite~]
-> [dac~]

In my filterbank I have 4 band-pass filter in parallel.

I do have some feedback sounds, but it always sounds the same. Cannot even get close to what I get with my mixer. Any ideas how to enhance this a bit?

Hi!

Kind of ashamed of myself to ask help for this dumb stuff, but I really can't see what could be the problem.

I am trying to illustrate Fourier's theorem by summing a few osc to make a sawtooth. However, the sawtooth won't appear, though I think I used the right formula.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/fourier2.pd

Hi all !

I'm trying to use [switch~] to fill-in an array instantly.

first thing I did is a test patch with a simple ramp [line~], but it doesn't work as I expected I've tried a lot of different stuff, changing the block size, and so on ... nothing goes.

My test patch is attached, so that you can test yourself ! The ramp should go from 0 to 500 in 3 seconds. The array is 3*44100, so it should contain the whole ramp exactly. I want to compute the whole thing at once, so I've set the block size to 3*44100 as well. What I have instead, is a full array, but the ramp only goes up to ~250 instead of 500

Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong ?

Thanks

Sébastien

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/testswitch.pd

Hi !

I think the question is pretty clear. I have a patch that is hard to read because cables are crossing all over. So I was thinking of replacing some with send/receive objects. But then I thought "hmmm, ... is it going to make things slower !?". And here I am asking you

Sébastien