Thank you for the Heavy shout-out! We didn't start the Heavy project, that was Enzien Audio, but we have been maintaining and modernizing it for the past ~4 years :) Expect more and better integration with plugdata in the future!
Cant wait until these features comes to the stable version ! Please do more plugdata video polarity, the ones you made are really good i learned alot from them❤
Thanks for putting a spotlight on this incredible tool! Btw, T4-PE Lite is doing wow, flutter, saturation, and volume fluctuation all tied to the one knob! :)
It's a shame Bitwig doesn't use the full potential of the Grid. It would be a great strategy to provide something like polymer style interface or even more flexible. A quite many would update their plan just to have access to all those latest shiny grid plugins that would be out there.
As an experienced M4L developer I have some questions; 1. What happens when you are collaborating with another producer that doesn’t have the patch that your using inside plugdata? 2. What is the optimization like? Will it optimize for different cpus, simd, memory management etc? 3. Can I code everything both DSP and UI without any visual patching? 4. Does it use gfx card for visual optimization? What framerate can you expect with plugdata?
Btw, pretty sure pluggo was killed because it became out of date and was too much work to maintain while Max was changing so fast. RNBO can export to all sorts of formats. I really like the approach, I like the idea of being able to create for all daws not just ableton live, like M4L.
As this seems to run on a raspberry aswell and has midi in/out it kinda means that you can start building your own hardware synths ? I would be highly interested in tutorials about this !
@@_DRMR_ Ah oke, but as someone with zero experience in coding (or building a hardware synth) I think plugdata is quite a suited and fun environment to start learning..
@@ewanbristow Very interesting ! It was actually one of your plugins which led me to plugdata a few days ago. I vaguely remembered polarity talking about it in the past and then yesterday he came with this new video. If you get multiple signals, you better follow them :) But for now it all looks like abracadabra. I need some good sources where I can start..
Very cool indeed! There are some quirks with the iPadOS/iOS implementation, particularly in terms of access to different files. Because of this, Lua code and abstractions may not work. Still, it’s been pure joy to patch things on desktop and run them in AUM. In my case, it completely changed the plans I had for plugin development using other systems.
Automatonism works on Puredata vanilla… and hasn’t been updated in years. Plugdata is a new flavour of Puredata which implements several features of Pd-Extended, PurrData, etc. Crucially, it works as a plugin on multiple platforms (CLAP, VST3, AU, and even AUv3 on iPadOS/iOS!). Some of the ELSE objects follow a similar logic to Automatonism. If you like(d) Automatonism, you’ll probably adore Plugdata. Even more so since it’s free software (GPLv3) under active development.
If M4L could work in all DAWs, didn’t require a costly license, and allowed for direct access to new devices from the plugin itself. Oh, and it runs on iPadOS/iOS. 😉
Thank you for the Heavy shout-out!
We didn't start the Heavy project, that was Enzien Audio, but we have been maintaining and modernizing it for the past ~4 years :)
Expect more and better integration with plugdata in the future!
youre welcome! thanks for all the hard work!
Glad to see plugdata finally getting the attention it deserves :)
Bitwig should expand the Grid to also be a community platform within Bitwig.
That would be amazing!
@@lib747 Basically logic 25 years ago. Then , APPLE bought it. it was naled the environment.
They could take over the entire grid world if they did that!
Everyone agrees. I think it will happen eventually.
Err… how so? Is it not kind of one already, in that we can share presets? Or do you mean they should expand it somehow?
Open Source finally drys out all the snake oil
👍 yes
Cant wait until these features comes to the stable version ! Please do more plugdata video polarity, the ones you made are really good i learned alot from them❤
Really cool. So much exciting stuff happening in the FOSS world in recent years
Thanks for putting a spotlight on this incredible tool!
Btw, T4-PE Lite is doing wow, flutter, saturation, and volume fluctuation all tied to the one knob! :)
It's a shame Bitwig doesn't use the full potential of the Grid. It would be a great strategy to provide something like polymer style interface or even more flexible. A quite many would update their plan just to have access to all those latest shiny grid plugins that would be out there.
Ewan’s plugins are so cool, their stuff is 1000x worth the hype
i should link to his channel too.
@ would love to him get on the channel as well and see you guys discuss stuff
@@maahirbr_ i'd love to :) lemme know
Limitless compositional and audio DSP possibilities in one plugin.
As an experienced M4L developer I have some questions;
1. What happens when you are collaborating with another producer that doesn’t have the patch that your using inside plugdata?
2. What is the optimization like? Will it optimize for different cpus, simd, memory management etc?
3. Can I code everything both DSP and UI without any visual patching?
4. Does it use gfx card for visual optimization? What framerate can you expect with plugdata?
Oh man, this has the 2 features that The Grid has always been missing; custom GUIs, and built-in patch sharing/discovery. Nice.
Btw, pretty sure pluggo was killed because it became out of date and was too much work to maintain while Max was changing so fast. RNBO can export to all sorts of formats.
I really like the approach, I like the idea of being able to create for all daws not just ableton live, like M4L.
Super happy where it's all going!
Plugdata for Every DAW!
This is fantastic! Is it also possible to make a custom MIDI controller GUI for my analog synth?
it can send and receive midi & cc, so i would say yes! :)
@@PolarityMusic ♥
wow! something like your bitwig doppler fx is going to be the first thing I try
It looks super interesting. Thank you for featuring this project!
Oh my.. PureData.. Takes me years back to when I was in school.
You can change the thumbnail of the patch by putting an image in the folder with the right name, but would be nice to have a right click option
didnt know that! dope!
It would be helpful to us and to plugdata if you periodically reviewed a number of the plug-ins people have been making in it. Thanks!
As this seems to run on a raspberry aswell and has midi in/out it kinda means that you can start building your own hardware synths ? I would be highly interested in tutorials about this !
You could, but at that point you might as well just run libpd.
No need for plugdata and the entire graphical UI with it.
you can export to "daisy" from plugdata electro-smith.com/ and create your own hardware
@@_DRMR_ Ah oke, but as someone with zero experience in coding (or building a hardware synth) I think plugdata is quite a suited and fun environment to start learning..
@@paterfiets I've made a hardware granular synth with a pi, and going vanilla pd was definantly the way.
@@ewanbristow Very interesting ! It was actually one of your plugins which led me to plugdata a few days ago. I vaguely remembered polarity talking about it in the past and then yesterday he came with this new video. If you get multiple signals, you better follow them :)
But for now it all looks like abracadabra. I need some good sources where I can start..
This is also available as an AUv3 for iOS which is cool
Very cool indeed!
There are some quirks with the iPadOS/iOS implementation, particularly in terms of access to different files. Because of this, Lua code and abstractions may not work. Still, it’s been pure joy to patch things on desktop and run them in AUM.
In my case, it completely changed the plans I had for plugin development using other systems.
@@alexandreenkerli7244I’m going to try this out in Bitwig and then within AUM, I imagine it will open up creative doors and learning opportunities.
great news
Another legendary post, biggups.
That’s quite interesting. Aside from UI, how is this different from the grid? Is it more efficient to run than Bitwig’s own code? And is it stable?
nice ...good to see Linux support too 👍
Note this video is on 0.9.2, at this moment 0.9.1 is stable and looks a little different.
I remember saying this in the video. sorry if not!
@@PolarityMusic BTW really getting into plugdata, thanks
Smells a lot Automatonism wrapped in a plugin to me. If you like the grid, you probably like Automatonism, too. Even more so, since it‘s free.
Automatonism works on Puredata vanilla… and hasn’t been updated in years.
Plugdata is a new flavour of Puredata which implements several features of Pd-Extended, PurrData, etc. Crucially, it works as a plugin on multiple platforms (CLAP, VST3, AU, and even AUv3 on iPadOS/iOS!).
Some of the ELSE objects follow a similar logic to Automatonism.
If you like(d) Automatonism, you’ll probably adore Plugdata. Even more so since it’s free software (GPLv3) under active development.
Sounds like M4L to me :D
@@LPjank015 the guy who created max originally was the one who started pure data as well!
@@jrileyhill Explains a lot :)
If M4L could work in all DAWs, didn’t require a costly license, and allowed for direct access to new devices from the plugin itself. Oh, and it runs on iPadOS/iOS. 😉
😮
Fl studio had patcher for about 15 years now.
cool.
1.) pure data was released in 1996.
2.) the fl patcher can "only" chain vsts.
In.sane.
Soo this made by Illuminati right?
yeah well, if you know how it works vst plugins are not that interessting. but if not then you are more an consumer
for sure, but its nice to learn how others patch certain effects by just looking under the hood in pd!
@@PolarityMusic sadly its not working for me...
It's the 25 billionth video with bullshit "game changer" appellation on TH-cam Congrats!
Is this a new update that I can't access yet? Just downloaded and I'm not finding those presets :(