@alexandros I had been trying apt-get install pd, which doesn't install pd correctly. I just tried apt-get install puredata, and it has worked fine!
Thanks for the help!

@alexandros I used apt-get. Should I try compiling it rather?

@tejas

There is no folder named tcl in /usr/lib/puredata/

I tried reinstalling PD, but in vain. This problem is not there in older RPi running NOODS 1.5.0 Raspbian Jessie.

Hi,

I'd like to bring to everyone's notice that PD is unable to start on Raspberry Pi 3 (latest) running NOOBS (version 1.9.1) Raspbian Jessie. The following error is shown:

"Error in startup script: couldn't read file "/usr/lib/puredata/tcl//pd-gui.tcl": no such file or directory
watchdog: signaling pd..."

If you see carefully, the file location has a double slash before pd-gui.tcl "/usr/lib/puredata/tcl**//**pd-gui.tcl". I'm guessing that that's the reason why the file is not accessible.

How could that double slash be fixed?

Thanks!

@EEight i hadn't tried that range. just tried it, and it worked.

thank you!

i'm using ubuntu 14.04.

hello!

I've been trying this for a while, but I'm unable to hit a solution.

I have made a pd patch that can:

1. recognize the frequency of an audio input (using fiddle object)
2. send that midi value to another software (LMMS) running on my computer (using noteout object)

here is the patch:
patch.pd

the problem is that I'm unable to bend the midi notes (when the input frequency varies smoothly across multiple semitones) while the notes are being played. I tried using the bendout object, but I'm unable to crack this.

please help me out. thanks!