@nicolasdanet I like "noodle confusion"...
David.

@playinmyblues
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwig/comments/wjvh0j/multichannel_midi_data_being_forced_to_channel_1/
David.

@phil12345678910 That looks like windows. The exception suggests a registry problem.
As nobody has replied and I see nothing in the Pd-list it is maybe safe to assume that you are the only one suffering.
Which version did you download and did you install it or is it the portable version.
There are still 32-bit versions on the download page...... https://puredata.info/downloads/pure-data ... and quite a few experimental versions of 56.2 at the moment.
Did you get the right one?

I only have Pd-Extended actually installed.
I keep up to date in windows using the portable version (64-bit for me) and I have no problems with the current 0.56-2 second bugfix release.
Maybe try the portable version to see if you have the same problem.
You cannot start the portable version with a double-click of a patch file.... that will open the version that you have installed instead.
You have to open it (Pd) and then open the patch from the Menu open dialog in the console...
David.

@willblackhurst Look inside [pd vu] in the [pd example] sub patch and you will see that that is where the audio signal is converted to floats using [env~]......
David.

@willblackhurst Yes.... it does seem to have disappeared completely.... Browser independent.... just gone.
The wayback machine might find it.
I tried to explain it here in English..... https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/9774/pure-data-noob/4
A few others also contributed and it might be worth reading the whole thread from the beginning.
David.

@willblackhurst No. It takes floats in and you need something like [env~] or [slop~] to convert (sample...) the signal to floats first.
In extended there was also a specific binary to do a tailored conversion.... [pvu~] from iemlib.
It allowed to set a release time too.... so a sort of "hold" for the meter.
David.

@lacuna [phasor~] only resets at block boundaries..... https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/3699/phasor-with-sample-accurate-phase-reset
So this might be what you need...... vphasor~.zip
I think this was the previous discussion...... https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/12865/samphold-noise-phasor-noise-round-off-error-or/3
David.

@fossicks Welcome to the forum...!
https://curiousart.org/digital_proj/pd_eBook.pdf
Around page 264...... especially [env~]
A great resource for working with GEM and Pd.

And you might like this...... waveform-vanilla.zip
David.

@SourRon70 Welcome to the forum.
It is difficult to diagnose problems without seeing the patch that you have created.
Would you please upload your patch to this thread using the "up arrow" symbol above where you are typing.
David.

@y0g1 When you say "1" signal do you mean float 1?
Even with [block~ 1] you will not get the control rate data until the end of the 64 sample Pd block.
You can visualize it with an array after the fact......... a lot of discussion of samplewise stuff here......... https://forum.puredata.info/topic/13317/looking-for-velvet-noise-generator/69
and also using [print~]
Both Vanilla.

No time at the moment but you could play with [env~ 2 1] which should give you the data... again after the fact.......
David.

@nycjacqui It does look like issue 541 is your exact problem.

I think you will have to wait for the new signature, but you might be able to set your computer time to earlier (when the certificate was still valid) to do the install of a previous version. Then allow automatic time updates again but not allow Gem updates until you see the issue resolved.
But that might break other things... research it first...

If you open an account with Github then you can post on the issue thread, and get email notifications when the thread is updated.
Once logged in you can also search threads...... so it is worth having an account anyway.
David.

@dialer_vox A RPI runs Linux, and so Pure Data (and Plugdata) can be run in exactly the same way as on any Linux computer (or Windows or OSX computer).
You would probably want to run a VNC program so as to see the RPI desktop on your laptop/computer.
Or if you have a spare HDMI screen, mouse and keyboard, you can use the RPI just like your laptop while you are setting it up....

But for live work you might need a better soundcard with lower latency than the built-in RPI card.
David.

@JuanMadrid Hello. You can use the [curve~] external, or if natural curves are sufficient then square the output of [vline~]......
See this thread....... https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/9819/curved-adsr-envelope/3

And yes... you cannot open that adsr object because it is not a patch. It is a compiled object like [vline~].
David.

@nycjacqui Can time machine be used to roll back updates?
Also, what did you update first that caused the problem?
I an not using OSX but someone might have an idea.
If you can narrow down the problem you might find answers here...... https://github.com/umlaeute/Gem
And especially here.... https://github.com/umlaeute/Gem/issues/541 which is new and could get some feedback...
David.

@user478 Strange. The counter doesn't increase for me. Are you sure you have not deleted a cord in the patch?
The b at the top left of this screenshot should send 0 into the counter to reset it as a new folder is loaded.....
David.

@user478 It is a bit complex as it developed over time as requests were added..... so it could do with some simplification.
It uses dynamic patching to generate the tracklist window from the filenames read in the chosen folder.
And uses arguments for each [tracklist-button] to differentiate them.
I don't really know how to start to explain that...... but you could read this pinned tutorial....... https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/9774/pure-data-noob/4 ...... which should help once you get your head around the concept.

You can have random numbers without repeats easily using an external object..... [urn]
Obviously it will need a second player.... [readsf~]
[urn] will need to be banged twice and the two numbers sent to the separate players....
These are notes to myself for when I get a chance to modify the patch.

However.....
Currently the patch moves on to the next random file as the previous one ends. But if two are playing then presumably it will need to wait until both are finished (different lengths) before sending the next pair?
If not then a playlist can be generated at the start by [urn] for each [readsf~] to play through.... is that what you wish to happen..... then there would be no breaks between track playback on each audio output..?
[list] objects..... [list] and [list split] would be needed for that... and a little flip-flop router for the separation of the pairs.
David.

@Yar You have a couple of [gemhead]'s
You could try fixing the rendering order...... see the [gemhead] help file..... as the mask needs to be rendered after the original for every frame (I think.... it depends on the effect you are looking for).
David.

@mezko Guard points can be added using this handy patch (made by @lacuna if I remember correctly).
Because [tabread4~] interpolates the samples a copy of the last samples in the array needs to be added to the start..... Array Guard.zip

Here I have maybe softened the [switch~] .... that might help.......

EDIT... Error in previous upload........... per.zip
David.

@mezko I am missing too many externals to test your patch.... but I will guess that the resize message will halt audio momentarily, and the [switch~] object, if it is being triggered by [adr~] will be switching audio on and off.
As you have called your array $0-noise I assume that it is noise, and so the lack of guard points for [tabread4~] will not be the cause of your clicks.

But resize and [switch~] could both be causing clicks..... [switch~] definitely if it is being triggered.
"resize", in your patch, is not causing clicks as you are sending the message to noise-$0 and the array is named $0-noise.

So [switch~]
You are probably trying to soft fade as notes change and avoid clicks that way, but [switch~] is abrupt.
It would be better to soft fade using [line~] controlling the [*~ ] as below to fade out and in on each side of the switch.
David.

@stefano_zorzanello Yes...... some here for audio, and Gem already has a recursion folder (13.recursion) with some ideas... https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/10897/l-system-iterations
David.