I already tried with pduino | arduino-test.pd. But since the port is dev/ttyACMO, I don't know what I should select :(

hi guys!

I'm still stucked on this !

I realized that I will need analog input and so I plugged an Arduino Uno R3 to my raspberry. I thought it would be easy, but it didn't!

I already tried many possibilities but I still dont get the values from the arduino analog inputs, can anyone help me again?

Sorry for al the mess

@whale-av thanks alot!

Can you give me an example on how to use [comport]? imagine for example that I want to analyse the value of drain voltage on GPIO5?

My idea is, its voltage is zero Volts and then I will send something to it, and that will unmute the track. Do you understand?

You are right! I already managed to install it and now it’s perfect

Thanks a lot for your care

Hi guys!

I finally got my Pd Vanilla installed. The patch that I wrote on a regular windows 7 it's now working properly on my raspberry Pi .

It's an audio patch based on mute buttons, Right now the buttons are controller via my "mouse's left button", My goal is to have all the mute buttons controlled via an external instalation.

If you take a look into this:

The main ideia is:

• everytime that, with your hands, you touch in the red conector and in one of the green conectors you will be unmuting one specific track
• if you will have two persons, each one of them touching the same red conector (since there is only one) and each one of them touching in a different green conector you will have two track unmuted

does it make sense?

Any suggestions to help me on these?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Cheers from portugal

i got a "ash: pd: command not found"

@amazingrolo said:

sudo apt-get install puredata

Hi guys, thanks a lot for your help.

I ran sudo apt-get install puredata but not i'm not finding the pd editor, it's not on the apps windows, can anyone help me?

thanksa lot in advance

Do you know if I use “sudo apt-get install puredata” will it be the pd_extended Version? Or will I need to install libraries?

And can I do that on Raspbien OS? Or is it better to install Ubuntu OS?

Hi!

I think I wrote something good with your last code :), thanks a lot for all your help . Now I need to install Pure data on a Raspberry pi 3, another huge battle, can you help me on that too?

All the best from Portugal

Hi guys!

I'm really a newbie on this and I'm afraid to broke something with a wrong instalation.

I just bought a Raspberry Pi 3, it came with Noobs, but a friend told me that I should install an OS that come already with PD installed.

I already wrote a patch on windows with PD_extended and now I would like to have it on Raspberry Pi 3, can anyone help me on this?

all the best and thanks a lot in advance!

Hi!

Unfortunatelly I dont have a 7ch track (wav), and the best option here will be to have a player patch that can load 7 tracks into it each time I open the patch, and so it will be really easy to change a channel if needed.

what do you think?

having the tracks in a subfolder "tracks" should they play? is there a play button? Sorry i'm really a begineer on this!

thanks thanks!

Hi guys!

I'm a really newbie in PureData and so I would love to could have an help from someone of you.

I wanted to build an interactive/didatic instalation for a few kids.

I want to have a multichannel Wav player (7 channels) each channel will play one instrument from a particular song (piano, drum, vocals, guitar, etc..., till 7)

The trick part is that all the channels should play sync in an infinite loop but should start mute, and only when each kid touches a specific button the channel will unmute. So the kids will be able to listen only one instrument at time, 2 of them, 3, etc, or all if they want.

I would like to have also a start and stop button, to turn on and off all the code.

Can you please help me on this?

Thanks a lot for your time !