found the answer here
http://booki.flossmanuals.net/pure-data/getting-started/configuring

I have asio drivers installed but they can't be selected anywhere as audio outputs

vdhs~ $0-pitshft
... couldn't create
vdhs~ $0-pitshft
... couldn't create
iemlib/lp4_butt~ 20000 5
... couldn't create
zexy/nop
... couldn't create
delwritec~ $0-pitshft $1
... couldn't create
zexy/demultiplex~
... couldn't create
rminus~ 1
... couldn't create
zexy/demultiplex~
... couldn't create
rminus~ 1
... couldn't create

pfff, never mind

wow huge library

so far, if I understand, the whole idea is to detect the pitch, transpose it upon a musical scale and play the input sound at a different pitch

so why use a "non fft pitch shifter" or a "granular pitch shifter" ? for performances or something ?

once again it's based on tons of abstracts that dont exist
thx anyway

@whale-av cool I am french
thx, I'll have a look

@katjav link is dead, any alternative ? seems there is no repo on his github either

Hello,

I want to create an harmoniser/harmonist , the only thing I could find is this

• how does it work ?
• what is sinebank resynthesis ? (https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/5549/creating-a-harmonizer)
• is there no alternative to pvoc~? just found the source code, I just dont understand how it works

thanks

• in the helloworld example, the fact that I called it main while the code itself referred to helloworld
• in my own code (the one I had trouble with in the first place) ..no bloody idea

maybe the fact I cleaned all the remaining main.pd_linux on the file system solved the issue

anyway , hail to "LD_DEBUG=libs ..."

@seb-harmonik.ar just edited, ... again ...:-)

now, my own code works just fine without modif, jee what the hell

anyway, I finaly found a way to debug PD library loading