4 Drums, 2 synths, some fx, 8x16step melody memory and a mixer.

Beats100.pd

Hi all,

I tried running this patch with PureData 0.52.1 on Linux, but it gives me these errors:

Are there any external missing?
Thank you,
a.

@atux To find missing externals just go to Help->Find Externals and search for the missing objects, it will bring up any libraries which contain objects with that name. Zexy is one of the libraries you are missing, or just need to add a [declare] for zexy to the patch. [dist~} probably comes from creb.

@oid Thank you.
Zexy and Creb are now installed and correctly placed in the paths.

Now these errors remain, which I don't know what they mean:

@atux Control click on the error message will take you to the object which is causing the error. [receive13] is not connected to anything and could be either an abstraction he forgot to include or nothing. [env] is probably an abstraction he forgot to include/an abstraction which comes from a source which is not on deken. As an aside, control clicking on the error message for an object which failed to be created will now open deken and do a seach for you, did not know that became a thing. Probably will have to wait for OP to respond to solve this one.

@atux [env] could be this (mapping library abstractions from Pd extended)....... env.zip
David.

@whale-av said:

@atux [env] could be this (mapping library abstractions from Pd extended)....... env.zip
David.

Thanks, I installed env.
Now the screen is this:

receive13 is part of the ext13 library.
Gerard

@paresys said:

receive13 is part of the ext13 library.

Exactly.
Now only remains:

env.pd 2 0 7 0 (inlet->???) connection failed

etc. etc.
which I don't know what it means.
But anyway the patch works fine.
Thanks,
a.

@atux this message means that the connection between the first outlet of the third object in the patch env.pd failed to connect to the first inlet of the eight object in the same patch. The third object is an [inlet], I guess, and the three question marks mean that Pd don't know where this is supposed to go.
A possible reason is that you changed something in the original patch (an object name, or an object might have loaded from a different library, for example), and now the inlets/outlets table is not the same as it was, hence some connection might be sort of lingering. Don't know if my explanation is clear or not.

@atux There is no 8th object in the patch.... hence the error.
Replace [env] with this and there will be no connection error...... env.pd
David.