Hi, when running the default Puredatatap5 HelloPd.pde processing sketch for libpd + processing (found here https://github.com/libpd/puredatap5/tree/master/PureDataP5/examples/HelloPd), I get this "Couldn't find pthreadGC2.dll for this platform windows/x86_64" error. Where should I move the pthreadGC2.dll to? (https://github.com/libpd/puredatap5/tree/master/PureDataP5/lib/windows64)

My current setup for my "sketches" folder is..
Sketches
-HelloPd
--data
---test.pd
--HelloPd.pde
-libraries
--PureData
---examples
----HelloPd
-----data
------test.pd
-----HelloPd.pde
---library
----windows64
-----pthreadGC2.dll
----libpd.jar
----PureData.jar
---reference
---src
I tried HelloPd in the default location, and also put in the sketches folder, which is my sketchbook location.
Thanks!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/libpd_err.png

CopyPasta'd this from : http://blog.makezine.com/2012/09/24/protodrom-prototyping-with-pure-data-and-processing/
See the link for full text!

OK, before grabbing the code examples, first you’ll need a few things:

Processing. I’m using Processing 2 Beta 3. http://processing.org/
Pure Data. You’ll want the “vanilla” version, not Pd-extended. I am using Pure Data 0.43.2. http://puredata.info/downloads/pure-data
Processing Libraries. Copy these to your libraries folder; see respective sites for installation instructions.
libPd for Processing: Unpack pdp5.zip into your Processing libraries folder https://github.com/libpd/puredatap5
controlP5: For GUI elements http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/controlP5/
oscP5: To integrate P5 and OSC http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/oscP5/
You’ll also need an app on your mobile device capable of sending OSC messages. TouchOSC ( http://hexler.net/software/touchosc ) and TB Midi Stuff ( http://www.thiburce.com/TBStuff/?page_id=664 ) are popular options that will let you customize the OSC messages sent.

Once you have everything installed, run some examples included with the Processing libraries to make sure everything is working properly.

And then check out the DR-OM tutorial code that I’ve uploaded to GitHub:
https://github.com/s3g/protodrom.

Here’s what you’ll find:

Drom tutorial 1: A Processing sketch that demonstrates the basics of sending messages to your Pd patch in conjunction with the controlP5 library.
Drom tutorial 2: A Processing sketch adding OSC communication to the first tutorial using oscP5.
Drom tutorial 3: A Processing sketch for one of the synths. Export your own standalone for best performance.
A TB Midi Stuff template with the OSC controls all set up.

from Shawn Greenlee ( http://shawngreenlee.com/ )

Another two tutorials if you need to compile the libraries
https://www.gitorious.org/pdlib/pages/PureDataP5
http://mgmartwarehouse.blogspot.com/2011/04/compiling-libpd-as-processing-library.html

This is also helpful for Beads, MidiBus, Minum, OscP5, and PureDataP5
http://krazydad.com/processing_music/

i like music

Hi guys, have any of you had any difficulty using any of Korg's Nanoseries instruments with Pure Data? I am.. will update if I get it an PD working together.

For the quickest solution, try http://droidparty.net/
Or maybe try https://github.com/libpd/pd-for-android

You can utilize more than one core with just Pd. See attached paper 'Multiprocessing for Pd' by Puckette. If you are using Libpd, then yes to that too.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/multiprocessing.pdf

Good to know! Thanks

Hi! Not trying to take off topic, but what Korg USB-MIDI drivers are you fine folks using?

Make a bunch of gridded beziers and you could have more draw/visualization/arb-waveform capabilities, very cool!

Would the clicks be reduced by changing your delay in the audio settings, or using a line~ to a smooth the change? I can't test because I got a "error: signal outlet connect to nonsignal inlet (ignored)" found in the One_Voice__Fr_Pa_ADSR.pd. I will edit my post if I fix my issue.

I have an additional question related to the vanilla question.. if you already have PD-extended downloaded, and a library/tutorial/etc specifies that it needs vanilla PD, do you have to uninstall PD-extended, or is it simple enough to just not import any of the extra libraries? also, can you have both installed at the same time without conflict?

Okay, I believe my issue is with the Korg usb drivers I just installed for Windows 7 64 (user mode driver 1.14.00.04 and kernel mode 1.07.00.01) theyre the newest but dont give me midi device recognition and so this turns out to not have to do with PD.. I plugged my roommates keyboard in and got everything working, thanks!