@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.

@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:

@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:

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.

@seb-harmonik.ar said:

@atux you have to download the motex library and change it to [motex/ln~]

I use pd 0.54 on Ubuntu 22.04.
This I downloaded:

motex-v0.0.extended-(Linux-i386-32)(Linux-amd64-64)-externals.tar.gz

Then I entered the path in the Preferences.

It does not work, I got a frenzy of "unknown API" in pd console.

[EDIT] this:

...an endless list.

I don't understand what you mean by "change it to [motex/ln~]"
[EDIT: now I understand, but the above problem remains]

Thank you,
a.

@seb-harmonik.ar said:

RAIN folder in the tarball here http://aspress.co.uk/sd/

Thank you.

Windywindow.pd it's quite nice.

Instead with rain_on_water.pd it gives me this problem (pd 0.54 on linux):
(I downloaded tarball of all files)

Hi,
has anyone developed any patches to generate rain sound on various surfaces? Rain on trees, on roofs, on metal sheets, on water...
Thank you,
a.

Hi all,

suppose we have a .wav file which contains a melody line created with a sine oscillator.
So the timbre is purely sinusoidal, very poor.
What ways are there, in Puredata, to transform that file so that the timbre becomes more interesting and complex?

More difficult question: is it possible to transform that sinusoidal .wav file by requesting the software to take the waveform from an assigned audio sample (sound of organ, choir, violin, etc)?

Thank you,
a.

@whale-av said:

@atux Writing to a file is already implemented (but in mono as the source is mono) in [pd dsp]..... at the bottom right of the patch window.
David.

Was mono, I made it stereo:

The exported .wav file is ok.
Thank you,
a.

I ask for advice on the patch I'm talking about.

How do I save in a .wav file the sounds that are played?
This is the patch:

This is what I would do, but I don't know where to connect it :

Thank you,
a.