Your random will never be the same anymore!

Now #Randio - #puredata #radio - uses #urandom (a real random object) by default.
See "Randomness" paragraph for more info.
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Hi I'm on Debian and it seems a zoom problem to me more than a font size one... I just press Ctrl- and I see the patches as they were, so it's like they automatically start with a zoom in command (ctrl+)...

we have had some server issues, now randio~ is back on line. Send your patches.
Cheers

Hi pure data people,
We are proud to present randio~, a web radio that plays puradata patches.
Please, listen to it (we have to test the server) and contribute to it with your patches, any genre is ok.
Questions, suggestions and feedback are welcome.
Thank you.

yes alexandros thanks a lot, solved with -lib zexy

I need zexy, iemlib and mr peach but they don't seem to work with vanilla. Maybe there is something i'm missing...

@alexandros I tried this with debian jessie ,but there are some libraries that don't work with the new vanilla 0.46

Hi all, I'm not able to install pd-extended on rasperry pi with raspbian jessie but I had no problems with wheezy. Does anybody know anything about it? Thanks

I tested fftease on pd vanilla on debian and I had the same behaviour though it works fine on pd-extended so maybe the new 0.46 isn't compatible with fftease 2.5.2...

hi, I'm on xubuntu 15.04, pd vanilla 46.2 and I'm trying to hear something from the fftease lib in the help browser/fftease examples but when I start the dsp on I can here a loud click and nothing more. If i disconnect or/and reconnect the in cables from the dac~ I can hear a click. I could execute the audio test with the opened patch and it worked normally. In some fftease example patch [cavoc~] the sound starts but quits abruptally a couple of seconds later. Any idea? thx!

Strange behaviour, did you try with other patches or the same patch on another phone?
If you cannot solve the problem try to ask Chris Mccormick. Once I had an issue with PDDroidParty and I contacted him directly and he answered me solving the problem. He's a nice guy! cheers

Hi Gilberto, I just have -rt and -alsamidi as startup flags. I just start Qjackctl first and than pd. The first time you have to tell pd you wanna use jack in the media menu I guess. In my case pd automatically connects to the system inputs&outputs but as for the jack autostart, you can set all this stuff in the jack settings menu... Maybe you have to manually connect objects in the jack control panel

nice one, thanks for sharing

You can make your own recorder using [writefs~] as already suggested or depending on your OS you can open a different audio recording application and route the audio signal from pd to your app. If you're under Linux you can do it via Jack and Audacity, in Windows you have to set the audiocard to receive from other applications then use SoundForge or something like that. I know you can do it in MacOS too but don't know how but probably it's simpler than the others.
cheers

what is missing? the object [notein] ?
try to open the patch doubeclicking on it instead of opening it from file open from pd console

I'm not shure I'm clear but maybe this abstraction can help you.
You decide the root first then the scale and the midi in is corrected to those midi notes.
The original is from pdmtl library I think. musical.closest.notes.pd
scalemusicali.pd

wow, grandissimo MarioMey!!!

yes, you just have to know how many files are in there then set a [random] or [urn] to avoid repetitions of the same file.

yes, sfplay~ should give a bang in the right outlet when the file is played so just send a new bang (file) from there.

hi @youcloudsofdoom, I use bb_filebrowser (Ben Baker 2010) to do exactly what you need.
bb_filebrowser.pd
cheers