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ChronopiumSilvestris
Is there a way in PD to create an object automatically? I mean, something like a bang triggering a box to become "tabosc4~ tabtriangle12" or "phasor~" or any patch of mine.
Thanks!
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ChronopiumSilvestris
Hi there,
I'm having some trouble with the Pmpd library. When I open any of the examples (e.g. 02_string.pd) I get error messages like this:
link $0-link 0 1 1
... couldn't create
mass $0-mass 30
... couldn't createAlso adding paths:
tried /home/dimaug/pd-externals/mass.pat and failed
tried /usr/local/lib/pd-externals/mass.pat and failed
tried /usr/lib/puredata/tcl/../extra/mass.pat and failed
tried /usr/lib/pd/extra/mass.pat and failed
mass $0-mass 30
... couldn't createSo either they're incorrectly named or I'm missing some objects. I tried renaming, but how would I know what has to be renamed what, and it seems absurd that a library would come with incorrectly named objects. Then, even opening some of those objects will give me the same kind of errors as they refer to some other objects that can't be found under such name.
So is it something in my path settings, is it a naming problem or should I download something else?
Thanks,
Jose. -
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ChronopiumSilvestris
Well, that's a relief! Thanks!
Anyway, while looking for some info about dynamic patching I found the "set" message, which is great because now I can set the waveform for tabosc4~ with a message.
BTW, to avoid creating a new post for another noobish question, I'll ask here:
When I get a sound I like and I want to store it in an array, I always have trouble getting the wave properly into the array. By properly I mean so that the starting and ending point are the same, so there's no saw-like harsh clicks. What's the exact relationship between frequency and array size? -
ChronopiumSilvestris
Oh, thanks, I'll dive into it (it looks a bit scary).