@FFW said:

[netsend] help for the [send( message says "same as list" so you can also do

[hslider]
|
[list prepend z]
|
[netsend]

Yes, that's how it works too.
pd2py_v3.pd
For less computational effort, is one preferable to the other, or are they equivalent?
Thank you,
a.

@whale-av said:

@atux You can try that....... pd2py_v2.pd
Does it work?
If not then post your Python code and someone will tell you why not.
David.

Thanks, it works fine.
But in order for python to receive the values ​​correctly, I had to remove "-b" from [netsend -u -b].
These are some values ​​received from pd:

$ python3 py_from_pd.py
Socket bind completed on 127.0.0.1:9999. Waiting for messages...
Raw data received from ('127.0.0.1', 51903): b'z 0.5;\n'
Decoded message: z 0.5;
Value of z: 0.5
Raw data received from ('127.0.0.1', 51903): b'z 0.509868;\n'
Decoded message: z 0.509868;
Value of z: 0.509868
Raw data received from ('127.0.0.1', 51903): b'z 0.519737;\n'
Decoded message: z 0.519737;

It seems good to me.
I attach both files, so it can be useful:
py_from_pd.py
pd2py_v2.pd

Thank you,
a.

@FFW said:

Simply connect the slider to the sender.

Ok, but I left the blank space between slider and netsend because I don't know how to write the variable z that python expects. Something like "send z $1".

Hi,

a Python program needs to receive "z" from pd.

In pd I generate "z" values by moving a slider.
The Python code is already ready to receive z.

What is the correct patch to do this?
Thanks,
a.

pd2py.pd

I found the open-source code VocalTractLab.
It would be interesting to create some c++ libraries for pd.

One could add consonants and make words sound. I don't know if anyone has ever developed this in pd. I think it's extremely complex. It would be very interesting, because the words could be intoned (sung). So get a sung text.
a.

This is a first elementary attempt at using [bonk~].
By setting the threshold, I can isolate the kick and hihat.

test_bonk.pd

Hi,
in a patch I open a drum rhythm (kick, snare, hats) audio file (.wav).
Is there a way to capture the pulses with bangs or numbers, even just the kick, or even better also the snare and hats separately? So capture the audio level peaks, but separately for the different instruments.

-> pd on Linux

Thanks,
a.

@jamcultur said:

Have you set Input Devices in Audio Settings?

JACK

@willblackhurst said:

this guy has a bunch of good videos on youtube.!

Thank you.
I copied the part I'm interested in, but when I play an audio file with a player, nothing happens.

test01.pd