does someone know how to complete these patches ?

-space- is a quadriphonic spatialization with cosine
-freeze- it's a sampler, it records and it play the chunk

does someone dare complete it?

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

does someone know how to complete these patches ?

-space- is a quadriphonic spatialization with cosine
-freeze- it's a sampler, it records and it play the chunk

does someone dare complete it?

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

hei there

i'm trying to make a binaural panner.
what i want to do is create a polar panning object similar to the spatial mixer in lloopp.

has anyone done this? do you know of any tutorials or articles on faking a spatial effect on a mono input?

here's a screenshot from the lloopp site;
http://lloopp.klingt.org/plone/lloopp/screenshots/shiti.png/image_view_fullscreen

the spatial panner is right under the old mans nose in the middle

thanks in advance !!
.ulfur

Well, how are you going to be tracking the motion? Video, pressure sensors, lasers? Are the 'users' aware of their contribution?

PD can certainly make use of all kinds of interesting data. Preparing and interpolating from raw data files can be done. The most difficult part is translating 4d (x,y,z,t) spatial info into sound, which is usually conceived as only possessing two dimensions(amplitude, time).

Yeah I was aware of that after quite some extensive research!

iemgui contains an object called [cube_sphere] which is used in various sound spatialization patches which can be found on the pd tutorials/howtos front page.

These patches are due for an upgrade to support new/standard libraries, especially if you are suggesting iemgui is now not being developed.

I found the library in the end deep in the internet in someone elses zip of abstractions that required it.

Some parts of a collection I've been using/creating for a while.

Also, weird randomized spatialization on loops by modulating (folding?) index phase....

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Patch.zip

hi pd people,

I have just started working with pure data and the latest pd-extended release.

I like to do spatial panning with vbap for multiple objects. Unfortunately i can't get the matrix~ object to work.
pd always tells me:

load_object: Symbol "matrix_tilde_setup" not found
load_object: Symbol "setup_matrix0x7e" not found

my startup list:
gem
cyclone
zexy

my paths:
C:/Programme/pd/extra
C:/Programme/pd/extra/cyclone
C:/Programme/pd/gem
C:/Programme/pd/extra/zexy

btw. i can't find any *matrix* files in ZEXY at all, only in cyclone.

is there a simple way to make all pd-extended extras accessible at once?

thanx!

Bastian

Hi pd lovers,

Do you know an abstraction or externals for spatialize audio between 4 or more audio output.

I know [audience~] from Yves degoyon : [url=http://ydegoyon.free.fr/software.html ]http://ydegoyon.free.fr/software.html

but it crashes my pd. I don't know why. I'm under windows 2000 with pd 0.37.
May be I didn't install it correctly.

Do you know other objects may be more simple ?

thanks ,

Jr
http://impala-utopia.org

some of you may be interested in this. it would be great to get some Pd papers or performances or lectures at this conference at my school coming up next july. here's the info:

> CALL FOR PROPOSALS
>
>
>
> SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR DIGITAL
> TECHNOLOGIES AND PERFORMANCE
> ARTS (DTPA 2005)
>
> SCHOOL OF INTERMEDIA AND PERFORMANCE ARTS
>
> DONCASTER COLLEGE
>
> DONCASTER, ENGLAND
>
>
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> JULY 5-6, 2005
>
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> This interdisciplinary conference provides a forum
> for those in the
> fields of theatre, dance, music and performance
> (researchers,
> practitioners, educators, systems developers) for a
> dynamic and exciting
> exchange of approaches surrounding the use of new
> media technologies in
> live performance.
>
>
>
> Proposals are invited for papers, performances,
> presentations, workshops
> and poster presentations on the following topics:
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> * Motion capture/motion-sensing technologies
> * Performance pedagogy, education and new media
> * HCI and live performance
> * Web-based performance and virtual performance
> spaces
> * Realtime music control
> * Gesture and interactive multimedia
> * Interdisciplinarity and new media
> * Performance software/hardware development
>
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> Proposals for
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> with an outline, CD
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> and spatial
> requirements. Workshop proposals should also
> include information on
> technical and spatial requirements.
>
>
>
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> January 5, 2005 to:
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]http://www.don.ac.uk/ipa


if you have questions you can contact me and i might be able to help, or else just use the contact info above.
--zac

This is quoted from a mail passing in the Canadian Electroacoustic Community about three new ambisonic objects for PD. Seems quite well done.

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I'm very pleased to announce that new objects for sound spatialization are
available on the CICM web site : [url=http://www.mshparisnord.org/cicm/dl_en.htm ]http://www.mshparisnord.org/cicm/dl_en.htm

These objects are developed by Rémi Mignot and Jean-Baptiste Thiébaut. Most
of them are available for Macintosh, Windows and Linux for Max/MSP and PD.

ambipan~ is an external that uses ambisonic techniques for a surround
panning up to 16 loudspeakers. The ambisonic algorithm is from Michael
Gerzon.

ambicube~is a 3-dimensional version of ambipan~ so you can use it with two
levels of loudspeakers

vbapan~is an external that uses vector based amplitude panning for a
surround panning up to 16 loudspeakers. The vbap algorithl is from Ville
Pulkki.

trajectory is an intuitive abstraction for drawing trajectories. It
contains 8 graphical tools such as ellipse, spiral, broken line, etc.
Trajectories can be stored. The coordinates may be send to ambipan~ and
vbapan~ to localise up to 16 independent sounds.

Help files are written in French for instance, the trajectory help is
bilingual.

Your feedback is welcome !
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