Hey, that was a great video. Thanks for sharing your process. I am getting back into puredata, and I will consider using a raspberry pi if I ever intend to use it live. Also your no input project sounds really good!
in terms of the mixer feedback sounds, you could likely find a way to route audio in a feedback loop digitally, and chuck on distortion and compression. as for my puredata guitar chopping effects, ableton's beat-repeat or similar could get you in the ballpark, or manually cutting and pasting little slices of audio.
Thanks for your nice video. I have a question : how can I proceed to link hardware stuff like pots or touch pad to pure data ? considering of course that pure data runs inside a raspberry pi. I can not see any projects about this topic on the web
My controller is midi, so (I think) I just used the pd object [midiin]. I have no experience in using the pi's pins, but this looks promising: forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/9997/gpio-raspberry-p3-and-pure-data/5
Bro, this is delightful. Love from Melbourne.
Hey, that was a great video. Thanks for sharing your process. I am getting back into puredata, and I will consider using a raspberry pi if I ever intend to use it live. Also your no input project sounds really good!
great step by step explanation !
Nice. Just add a bit of reverb and you got some pretty convincing BD and Sn patterns. I appreciate all the research needed to get to the final patch.
Cool stuff, I was interested in trying a Daisy Seed with pd but I have about 3 RPis laying around, idk it was possible on a RPi before, nice idea
Why a linear decay ?
You can easily square or cube the output of line~ to get an exponential envelope
Nice one, they'll be asking you to make the next DOOM soundtrack :)
is there any way to recreate those glitchy sounds on a DAW? without using hardware i mean
in terms of the mixer feedback sounds, you could likely find a way to route audio in a feedback loop digitally, and chuck on distortion and compression. as for my puredata guitar chopping effects, ableton's beat-repeat or similar could get you in the ballpark, or manually cutting and pasting little slices of audio.
Reuben, would you be willing to share your PD patches you used for cutting up guitar? Those sound awesome!
thanks for sharing! you mention being influenced by oval and another artist - finez?
Fennesz, especially th-cam.com/video/skygudx8Rrs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your nice video. I have a question : how can I proceed to link hardware stuff like pots or touch pad to pure data ? considering of course that pure data runs inside a raspberry pi. I can not see any projects about this topic on the web
My controller is midi, so (I think) I just used the pd object [midiin]. I have no experience in using the pi's pins, but this looks promising: forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/9997/gpio-raspberry-p3-and-pure-data/5