Hello Pure Data community

I know this is not a question directly related to Pd, but I think you guys can help me. How to open MobMuPlat Editor in Linux Ubuntu 20.04?

Thanks

links: https://danieliglesia.com/mobmuplat/

@whale-av Thanks for the quick response. It was a very accurate and helpful explanation of latency in Pure Data

Hello PD community

We all know that there is sound latency when using Pure Data. My question is more theoretical: where does this latency come from? which property of Pd is it related to? How to measure it?

Thank you for your help

@whale-av Another quick question. Can I open the subpatch using a bang?

@whale-av Thank you, David.
This seems to solve my problem

@ingox Thanks for the quick response.

I want to open and change the name of this subpatch over the network, no need to click on it to open

Dear Pure Data Community,

I have the following patch which contains a subpatch with a simple oscillator running at a frequency of 440Hz.

As you can see, I named my subpatch [pd $1] so that I can change its name from the message. However, I am not able to do it that way.
Could you help me?

@alexandros Great! I didn't know this tool. I was trying with Libpd. I will try and update you with the news.

New tips and advice are appreciated.

I have the following code in Pure Data

It sends the audio from a microphone to the network, at address 127.0.0.1, port 3000 (in this case, to my own computer). Is it possible to replace this command with Python code where I don't need to open Pure Data to connect Patch? Code examples or articles that help me with this are welcome

Good morning!

I'm new here on the forum and on Pure Data and I have a question.
How do I send an OSC message to a message box?

I have this patch:
[mrpeach/net/udpreceive 3005]
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[osc/unpackOSC]
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[osc/routeOSC /connection]
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[message box]

But when I send the OSC message (through a Python script, which I got thanks to another post here on the forum), it doesn't reach the message box.
So how can I do this?