hi,

How can i recive the sample lenght from the soundfiler in a table.
what could i write in the properties window of the table in order to have
the value automaticaly.

thanks for your answer ++

This is my first interesting pd sound.

if someone like it, i will share all files to do the same.
thanks for your coments ++

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/fooo.mp3

hi

how can i convert ms to bpm value..
i don't find a box that do this.

sure someone of you use that fonction.

Thank you ++ !!

Hi everybody,

I use pd on Windows.
I Would like to call a patch with a message to pd.
How can i do it ?

I have try [ ; pd open patchName.pd path (
but it don't work.

certainly someone here knows how to do it .

thanks you for your answers, sorry for my English

:]

this third version have a vcf~ and a line~,
it sound realy better like this,
in the second version i used a line with a granulation of 1 ms for the bp~ .

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/f1lt3rb0x_edit3.pd

Ok thank you so much

Like pluggo in Max MSP.
I have read in a forum. That it is not
Possible with pure data.

If it is.?!!! I am interted too.

It looks strange at the start, but when you will read a sample
everything is ok !!

hi,

i have modify your 32 step filter, it works

i have integrated a slider witch is synchro whith the beat, or manualy.
it sound very pretty Nice =)

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/f1lt3rb0x_edit2.pd

Hi,

This is the patch and all the files.
it smel like a big mess ...
It doesn't do exactly the same, for the rythmics ++;
and the volumes are randomness commanded.

thank you for hearing :]

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/fooo.zip

ooh , Sorry :
the right convertion to transform bpm to ms si :

in -> [ expr ( 1 / $f1 ) * 60000 ] -> out

but it make an not exact result too...

thank you for yours answers, It work anyway !!

In a number Box with a width of 10.
just for a test.
a bpm of 240 give me 1000.06 ms.

Thanks for yours answers ,

i'm not friends with maths somtimes...

i have try the reverse

ms -> [expr $f1 * 4.16667] -> bpm

but it doesn't always make the exact conversion ...

Any suggestion ?

thank you so much sonsofsol

It woks perfectly