[PD] midi to osc?

IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig at iem.at
Fri Jul 10 11:01:34 CEST 2009


Derek Holzer wrote:
> Howdy,
> 
> IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
> 
>> thanks for the plentiful use of ;-) to peace my mind...
> 
> OOOHHHHHHMMMMMMMMMMM.........
> 
>> if i understand hans correctly, he is planning to remove all the 
>> "loaded by default" anyhow (which i think is not a bad thing).
> 
> This doesn't give me any peace of mind at all. What a terrible idea! But 
> I guess most people in free software really can't get over the idea of 
> spending all day compiling and configuring their applications before 
> they can enjoy using them ;-)

do not confuse "loaded by default" with "included/compiled/available".
mrpeach's objects _are_ available in any Pd-extended for ages.
they are just not added to the path.

> 
>> alternatively: i guess the tutorials are not self-contained (e.g. you 
>> can expect the user to already having read the other tutorial where 
>> they are tought to connect objects), so you can also schedule the 
>> "library loading tutorial" before the OSC tutorial.
> 
> Actually the tutorials *should* be as self-encapsulated as possible, so 

but still there are basics that have to be covered.
you don't explain how to install Pd-extended in the OSC-tutorial (yo udo 
that in the installation-tutorial).

(but then i see that you _do_ explain the concept of hot&cold inlets in 
the "step sequencer" tutorial...hmm)

> that they can be "remixed" between different manuals to make your own 
> custom one. So stuff like "import" and "declare" etc etc would have to 
> be explained in-line, just in case someone wants to make a manual about 
> how to connect two different FLOSS apps via OSC, for example....

hmm, but then isn't this "remix" idea _exactly_ about this: just create 
a "library loading" tutorial and remix it into the osc-tutorial...


mfsdg.as
IOhannes

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