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me too! :D glitches are great!

thanks a lot! I'll do it then, maybe with a bit more control optios over the slicing-glitching mechanism

​@@Muselectron cheers, may be good to add a metro too so it can sync to tempo? I don't have a lot of spare time at the moment, but planning to learn Pd properly this year!

yes, it is a good idea! There is actually already a metro in the patch, but it's wired in a way that creates the random speed and starting point of the slices, but adding another one (or an option) to be able to sync it with something else is a good idea for sure!

thanks! I'll make another demo with different loops in the array, just to hear what it sounds like with different samples! :D

thanks a lot man! I'm trying to have a lot of fun writing this book. I don't want it to be a sterile list of things that can be done, I'd like it to be a tool for creative exploration of the arrays' potentiality

yes this is really a good one!

Thanks a lot man! I really appreciate your support! <3

Thanks a lot for your support and appreciation! I'm also looking forward to get this new book finished, it has become a longer project than I expected, but I'm having lot of fun!

you need to install some external libraries, in this case you need the "cyclone" library. Go to Help -> Find externals and typ e "cyclone" in the search bar. Install the library and then close and reopen Pd. If it doesn't work let me know ;)

Ciao! Grazie per i complimenti, mi fa piacere che i miei contenuti ti siano utili! Allora, se sei su Pure Data (scaricato dal sito di Miller Puckette) devi scaricare la libreria "cyclone", poiché per defualt non è compreso in Pure Data Vanilla. Su purrData invece dovrebbe funzionarti senza problemi "out of the box". Controlla sempre di scrivere [svf~] con la tilde ~ poiché se la dimentichi Pd non ti crea l'oggetto. Fammi sapere se risolvi e se hai altri problemi! :) Spero di esserti stato utile

me too! :D jokes apart, I'm working on them, but since Max 9 recently came out I want to write the new books using the latest version, so there are still a few months to wait...

🤣 😁 thank you. Perhaps ill get your pd book. While I wait.

you will enjoy Pure Data quite a lot, but be aware that it's much more "spartan" than Max, more streamlined so to speak. I prefer Pd for my creative things because its way of managing arrays is brilliant. The second book for Pd will in fact be all about arrays and the endless possibilities they offer!

my pleasure! It's a great machine and it sounds beautifully!

Not yet, I wanted to make a review of it but couldn't find the time so far. Next weekend I'll make the video

@@Muselectron ok, subscribed and waiting:)

thanks a lot for sub!

Thanks! I hope it'll be helpful and fun! :)

Happy to be of help! :)

Mi fa piacere che ti siano utili! Purtroppo NI sembra aver un po' lasciato indietro Reaktor, il che è un vero peccato perché è fantastico!

My pleasure! :)

Thanks, sure will do asap!

Thanks! ^.^

Thanks a lot for your feedback! This kind of criticism is important because it let's you see things you didn't see yourself when playing or practicing and it's a great way to spot the thing you have to improve!

You can get the eBook Kindle version directly on Amazon. If you're in the USA, this is the direct link: www.amazon.com/Pure-Data-programming-fundamentals-synthesis-ebook/dp/B0C3FF4R4W/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Make sure to check the list of compatible devices before buying! Also, this is a Print replica format, hence some feautres might not be available on you eReader.

@@Muselectron Oh ! That's fantastic! I had no idea what was a Kindle before. Thank you so much for replying!

No problem! :) As I said, be sure to check the compatibility with your device before buying! If you don't have any compatible device, you can use the Kindle app, which is free :)

Ciao, al momento no, sto lavorando ai nuovi libri su Pure Data e Max4Live. Però vorrei riprendere almeno i tutorial, ma non so dirti quando...

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot! :D

I'm really happy my tutorials are of help! To generate random notes you can have a look at the [random] object and its Help file. Eventually, I'll make a tutorial about generating random notes sequences, but I'm not sure when I'll be able to do it. In the meantime, you can search on YT for other tutorials, there are many great people making great tutorials about Pd!

@@Muselectron Good Morning… very many thanks for taking the troubler to reply. I have just ordered a copy of your book which looks though it may be just what I need to go along with your expert videos. Thanks again… have a great day. ATB Phil

No problem! Thanks to you for purchasing my book, I hope you'll find it useful and interesting. It has been created for total beginners with no prior experience in Pure Data or programming in general and it has very pragmatic approach. Let me know if you like it and find it useful! :)

@@Muselectron Thanks.. will do 😎

Thanks a lot! ^.^

although there are some chapters on how to make delays and other modulation effect (chorus, flanger and phaser), they are generic algorythms, not moldeled after specific gear or machine. There is a new series of objects that allows for the modeling of analog circuits in pd, but they are very recent and they are not coverd in this book

it's from a very famous band that started in the 80s and is always been in the forefront of live performances with mega-screens and projections...

Thanks! It's a great motivational process, you know the fact that I HAVE to make a video everyday with something new, it's really pushing me into practising and improving. It's also a lot of fun!

No, but I'm really thinking of transcribing them into a PDF or something because I'm getting lost in them. Eventually, I'll let you guys know if I make a PDF or something out of these exercises.

That would be cool. I would definitely pay for something like that. Until then I have been using your videos to practice with so thanks!

My pleasure! I'll keep posting videos with exercises daily for 28 days more (until the challenge ends) and then I'll start working on some materials, collecting all the exercises, making charts and scores and more...

Thanks a lot! Enjoying myself some new exercises! :D

my pleasure! I'm just getting started too, finding small exercises to do every day is really helpful. If you have some drum books, they can be useful, otherwise there are a lot of tutorials for beginners on TH-cam :)

I'm a drummer\classical percussionist - or I should say I was, since I don't play anymore. I actually didn't think of the goal, I was just curious to learn to do it and here I am. I think it's going to be useful for sure in my music production work, for my duo project called Improbability Machines. It's a lot of fun, especially because it's a middle ground between drumming and piano\keyboard playing, which for me it's both weird and fascinating at the same time. For the exercises, might be of interest that I'm mostly reusing exercises taken from drum books and from my drumming experience

thanks a lot! Just a beginner sharing the struggle! :D It's a lot of fun

No :)

Nobody forced you to watch my videos :)

Thank you for being with me during my journey! I'm really trying to have fun and learn as much as I can. I thought that sharing my daily progress could have been useful to someone else and eventually someone with more skill and experience can get back to me with some feedback or suggestions on how to improve and also share some cool music

Why, what do you mean? is it because it doesn't have realtime quantization? I'm still exploring the functionalities of the machine, so I'm not yet familiar with quantization options

Thanks a lot!

hey nice to meet you and be "finger drummming pals"! :D And thanks a lot for subscribing! I'm trying to build my way up in finger drumming, just recently started and I'm having a lot of fun! Eventually, if you guys are interested, I can collect all the exercises and make a PDF or something...

Thank you so much for your words, it means a lot to me! I always try to take negative comments and remarks in a consctructive way, it is the only way to imrpove myself and the quality of my work!

Technically, you can sync the slicing to whatever clock you want. It's another topic for a next tutorial, I definitely have to find the time to get back to making new tutorials for this series!

Mate, whatever you want to add to this would be appreciated. But even if you didn’t you’ve already helped me hugely. Thank you. It’s crazy to think Pd (plus a bit of hardware / soldering) might actually allow me to realise my mad musical dreams of weird module creation haha .. thank you

Afaik it is not possible to check the content of a folder. However, you can make your own file counter and rename the files automatically after the object finishes a given recording. I can make a tutorial about it, but it will take me a bit since I'm working on the new books, but I'll try to make it eventually next week. And thanks for the acknowledgments, I'm really happy my content is being useful for your work! :D

Yep understood. I’d be interested to know the best way to update the file name, not a big deal (I saw you manually do it, I’ll follow that system), but from a general programming point of view, would you mix a string and a variable into a new string, and use that as the file name? “Wav” + %1 .. and would that be done on execution if a write? So a command ‘after’ the write that updates a number var, which is then used for subsequent file creations? No need to respond, I’ll await any new tutorials when they arrive. I’m just mega curious lol

Hi, thanks a lot! You can not use the [readsf~] to change the speed and the pitch of the sound file. For that, you need to use arrays. Check Tutorial 17 and the follwing ones for the use of arrays: th-cam.com/video/xnroqAN9Sx4/w-d-xo.html

Understood, thanks man

yeah I noticed. He also mispelled "realy", with one L, but I didn't want to make that kind of videos where people complain or make fun of other's people mistakes, it would have been not "my thing"

Looks like it was purposeful, which is just unnecessary.

thanks a lot for the feedback! Yeah, not being native English speaker style is somehow a limit. But I'm watching lots of movies and TV series in English to imrpove, although living in an English Country would probably be the best thing. And of course I'd be grateful if you wanted to suggest more natural alternatives to my phrasing, it would be awesome! I'm always willing to learn and improve, so yeah feel free to go on with it! And of course thanks for the assesment on the quality of my content, I really try to do my best to help with the things I publish! Much appreciated

@@Muselectron I'll have to read it again when I get a chance. I still need to learn Pd anyway 😉

now that you guys reassured me about it, I'm much more relaxed. Therefore, there is no rush whatsoever, so feel free to take all the time you want. <3

thanks a lot! It really makes me feel relieved! :D

Ciao! Allora, puoi fare due cose: 1. usa l'oggetto [delread4~] con il 4 attaccato al nome invece dell'oggetto [delread~] che è fatto apposta per il tuo caso, cioè quando si vuole variare dinamicamente il tempo di ritardo. 2. dopo l'ggetto [ctlin] usa l'oggetto [pack f 10] e di seguito l'oggetto [line~] per rendere più "fluido" il cambio dei valori di delay. Così facendo dovresti avere molti meno problemi di clicks e pops. Tieni però presente che se cambi i valori del tempo di delay molto velocemente qualche click potrebbe comunque scapparci. Fammi sapere se risolvi e come va! :)

@@Muselectron Ho appena provato e funziona perfettamente!!! È esattamente quello che stavo cercando. Grazie mille per l'aiuto e per i bei libri su PD!

Perfetto! Sono contento di esserti stato d'aiuto e grazie a te per aver riposto la tua fiducia nei miei libri! <3