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**svanya**

ex. The East Wing came down.

**svanya**

2024_09_27_21_15_55-recording-0...found object.

**svanya**

What I found useful for visualizations is projectM as the visualizer sending pds result to Jack and Jack out to projectM.

You can edit the milk drop files, too.
Their semantics isn't too hard to follow.

There are thousands of milkdrop files to use. Oscilloscope-types being some of them.

You can find some examples of that technique below under Search>"projectM"

**svanya**

Screenshot(2).jpg

I am in no way affiliated with the developer.

It is way, way more function-specific than the python editor (can't speak to the MS one as I don't use it),

Peace through Sharing=Love through Music.

-s

**svanya**

Using pieces of the Ganymede project

**svanya**

**svanya**

@oid That's great. Glad you found a way to improve on it.

Did you share the patch somewhere?

-s

**svanya**

I have found this information to be very useful when working with automation as well as with respect to MIDI, esp fluid~.

May they prove of some use to you.

p.s. I also include the chords.txt I have.

Contents:

constellations-chords.txt
constellations-modes-as-offsets.txt
constellations-modes.txt
mode.pd
using-the-data-example.pd

I created the files by looking at:

Below is a screenshot of the using-the-data-example.pd patch.

and here is a screenshot of the constellations-modes.txt

**svanya**

Thank you very much for the lead. Will look into it. Much appreciated.

-s

**svanya**

@meschi Thank you for the info. Very valuable to know.

Still couldn't get what I wanted to work (i.e. resolve the 64-bit not implemented issue).

And have had to cut my losses and pursue a different route for what I want.

Am going to leave it at using proximity detectors instead.

Peace through sharing. Love thru Music.

Thanks, again.
-s