How to Design Sound Art Installations with Pure Data (Part 1)

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In the first part of this tutorial, we'll look at how to read sound files from the disk. We also introduce a multi-channel interface for outputting to multiple speakers.

[@ananddehradun3610]

Thank you so much

[@3xAudio]

Great channel too just discover it today.

[@SpaghettiLab]

Thanks Adam great to see your channel too.

[@3xAudio]

@@SpaghettiLab thanks im hoping to improve my video editing for future videos

[@3xAudio]

Thanks for sharing. I use max from time to time but have recently started using individual arduino/speaker combinations for a new project based on mass surveillance. Stops me relying on a computer to be present with my pieces.

[@SpaghettiLab]

Yeah and a headless raspberry pi or beagleboard are also interesting tools for this too

[@lemuslemur]

Does the audio have to be saved in a certain folder? I can get mine to work when it's triggered by the bang and openpanel object, but can't get any playback when the message has the file name written in it, thanks in advance!

[@SpaghettiLab]

Hey! Yes that's a good question which I failed to touch on. It has to be in the same folder as the patch, or you have to provide some sort of file path otherwise. And if it doesn't work right away, you can try saving the patch, closing it and re-opening it.

[@lemuslemur]

@@SpaghettiLab awesome, I'll give that a shot! Thanks for replying so quickly!

[@fstopspictures8834]

Pure Data work in 16bit and this audio device work in 24bit i guess there is a problem

[@SpaghettiLab]

which device is in 24 bit?

[@fstopspictures8834]

@@SpaghettiLab the focusrite io