• jyg

    Very impressive work. Thanks for sharing.
    If I understand correctly, the formuls synths and some effects are pd externals, from compiled faust modules, right ?

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  • jyg

    I'm very interested by wintablet object.
    But is it open source ?

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  • jyg

    Did you try with a longer sequence ?

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  • jyg

    Because only messages beginning with a float as first atom are implicitely handled as lists by puredata.
    If you suppress this first atom with [route], you get a message with 2 atoms, the first being treated as a selector, and the second as a float.
    This message is handled as a message --like, for example, the message [ set 1( -- , not as a list.
    You must prepend the "list" selector to further process it as a list : just insert a [list] object after the output of [route].

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  • jyg

    image.png
    Check this

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  • jyg

    Check also AOO
    Audio over Internet but also messaging (check pipelines section https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo/-/pipelines). It uses a public server for connection between peers.
    https://git.iem.at/cm/aoo

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  • jyg

    Hi, you can check Derek Holzer vectorsynthesis lib
    https://github.com/macumbista/vectorsynthesis
    You 'll need an oscilloscope software for displaying lissajou curves

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  • jyg

    Hi. I didn't try it but there is / was a gem-plugin-vlc that enables you to capture vlc output with pix_video.

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  • jyg

    Well done ! Very impressed !

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  • jyg

    The first thing I can think of is that the new list box object (ctrl + 4) is not supported in older pd versions, where it will not be instantiated in the patch. So all object IDs will be changed and this will also change all connections between objects and create a mess !

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