@jameslo said:

@atux See if this works for both note on and off:
[...]

Perfect.
Thank you,
a.

Now my problem is connecting [notein] values to [vstplugin~].
I've tried various ways, but they don't work...

VST_02.pd

@jameslo said:

@atux My installation of [vstplugin~] is fairly old, but it had this in the help file. Is this what you're looking for?

Right, I hadn't seen it.
It can be done like this:

Nice.
NOTE: does anyone know if it is possible to load also the. lv2 plugins in pd?

Thanks,
a.

Hi,
in this patch I would like to connect the top part with the bottom part. What is the correct way to send MIDI notes to [vstplugin~]?
In the part below I have loaded the VST3 synth "Odin2". By clicking, the plugin opens and works correctly.

Thank you,
a.

@whale-av said:

So if you have a slider sending to [midiout] on a channel then probably "vinyl control" could learn the parameter.

In Pd: I put a vertical slider connected to [midiout] object.

In learning mode ("vinyl control"), moving the slider in Pd, Mixxx says:

Didn't get any midi messages. Please try again.

a.

@willblackhurst said:

you need to get the controller #s you can look at them as you hit buttons, their numbers show up in pd.

Thanks, using [noteout] in Pd and "Learning Wizard" in Mixxx, Mixxx buttons are easily controlled from Pd. It works well.

I just need to figure out how to control the "scratch" with a slider in Pd, I don't think there is any associated control. If anyone has any ideas...

a.

Hi all,
any ideas to control Mixxx dj software from a Pure Data patch?
...essentially having control of the Mixxx buttons and above all this: being able to control the scratch from Pure Data by moving a slider.

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a.

@FFW said:

A vanilla solution:
[...]

Nice, it works perfectly.
It could be added in "else/list management" as [inversion] object.
(Maybe adding a number box to choose the reflection point. Without choice: the first element as reflection point by default).

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a.

@ddw_music said:

@atux said:

is there any object that allows to do a melodic inversion?

[...] if you want middle C to be the reflection point:

Thank you.
In my case I would like the reflection point to be the first note of the sequence.

Maybe this works:

Let MIDI_1 = first MIDI note of the melody

(MIDI note from a list from first to last)
|
(2*MIDI_1, $1)
|
[-]

So, for example:

(71 68 74 51) becomes: (71 74 68 91)

I "just" have to build this object that acts on a list of any length

a.

Hi all,

is there any object that allows to do a melodic inversion?
The input would be the numeric values ​​of the midi notes.

(Melodic Inversion in the sense that where the original melody goes up by an interval, the inverted melody goes down by the same interval).

Thank you,
a.

Hi all,

what is the correct way to change the speed of an uploaded audio file?
With pitch change. For example: like when a record player is turned off.
Thank you,
a.

@FFW

It works perfectly.
Thank you,
a.

Hi all,

when I move the cursor of a slider, is there a way to send a bang at the instant I release the left mouse button?

[pd 0.54.0 on Linux]
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a.

Hello,

running a patch that I haven't opened for a while (and which has always worked), now the console writes that:

... couldn't create
bassemu~

It's strange, because until recently I've always used this object without problems.
I tried with "Find Externals", but it gives me zero results.
I tried to install it with Synaptic, and it is already installed:

But it has no effect.
In the folder where all the Externals are, bassemu~ is not there.
How to install the correct library for bassemu~ object?
[pd 0.54 on Linux]

Thank you,
a.

Hello,

when I download a patch attached to a post, and then open it in pd, everything appears contracted and I have to enlarge everything by hand.
Why doesn't it keep the formatting?
[Pd version 0.54.0 on Linux]

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a.

Hi,
what are the best patches for pd (on linux) regarding audio visualization (from spectrogram to any other diagram) or audio reaction (of any type, even fantasy)?

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a.

Hi,

how do I plot points from an array?
For example, from this array (where zeros do not correspond to any points):

get a graph like this:

I can do it directly in puredata or using GEM, it doesn't matter.

Thank you,
a.

Hi,

what methods are there to plot points in puredata (with or without GEM) by importing their coordinates (x,y) from a text file in txt or csv format?

In what form should the coordinates be written in the txt file?
Are there any examples?
[pd 0.54.0 on Linux]

Thank you,
a.

EDIT:
I realized now that it was probably better to write this post in "pixel#"... if you want you can move it...sorry.

@oid said:

@atux It is easy to get fixated on [list store] with all of its features, some things are easier to do with the other list objects.

Nice, very interesting.
Thank you,

a.

@manuels said:

@atux You can use [list store] for that. It takes messages like [get 1 3( to output a sublist of three items starting with the first item of the list. Take a look at the help file to find out how it works in detail.

Thanks, so it's like this:

list_2.pd

The only problem is that it is not circular, i.e. for example, executing [get 5 3( I would like it to extract [88 9 1(, but it doesn't work.

Thank you,
a.