Had a great time at #fosdem and came home with many many stickers
Jef Verbeeck
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Fled from the Enshittified platforms | NoGuitars on a few forums | Ex Raketkanon guitarist | Misfit with a love for patterns, precision and beauty | Posts on how we live together and (electronic) music | Pro diversity | Pro pluralism | Disgusted by anti-social capitalism | Learning PureData and PlugData
WIP: #PureData patch for Variable Stage Length sequencer. (inspired by RYK-185)
Pretty sure it could be done much more efficiently, but it works!
TODO:
- figure out how to implement gate patterns
- use [Phasor] for timing instead of [Metro] or Midi.
Pretty sure it could be done much more efficiently, but it works!
TODO:
- figure out how to implement gate patterns
- use [Phasor] for timing instead of [Metro] or Midi.
Today on Mastodon: lots of images and movies from #nokings protests all over the globe.
Out of curiosity I log in my (dormant) Facebook and Insta accounts to check out the buzz… Crickets. Nothing!
So I do a search… Less then I see on my feed here.
One would think the #Meta #algorithm was censoring it?
Just wanted to share my joy of learning PureData!
Yesterday I decided to hook up my MIDI controllers and for the first time I was using [Pack] and Dollar-signs without thinking too much about them, without needing to look up a tutorial or open a previous patch to figure out “how to get these numbers to do what I want”.
Super basic stuff perhaps, but really encouraging to spend more time on it.
Pure Data finally clicked for me.
Installing the autocompletion plugin, and switching to a Belgian keyboard layout on OSX so I can type ⌘1 on my laptop, turned out to be what I needed to actually enjoy working with PD.
Here’s my first patch. Still very simple, but I didn’t copy-paste anyone else’s code and made sure I understood every part of it.
Looking forward to learning more.
Installing the autocompletion plugin, and switching to a Belgian keyboard layout on OSX so I can type ⌘1 on my laptop, turned out to be what I needed to actually enjoy working with PD.
Here’s my first patch. Still very simple, but I didn’t copy-paste anyone else’s code and made sure I understood every part of it.
Looking forward to learning more.
