[PD] INTRODUCING PARAZIT - Non-destructive abstraction for pd hijacking
derek holzer
derek at x-i.net
Fri May 20 22:58:40 CEST 2005
ahoj ahoj,
OK, now i'm turned on, less bored, and i don't hate you like pun chik
does ;-)
bang bang,
d.
gr()und wrote:
> hello derek,
>
> have you renamed the send object in the example to "s
> pd-name_of_your_patch.pd" ?
>
> and the just turn on.
>
> a little fun
>
> greetings,
>
> gnd/
>
>
>>Hi gnd,
>>
>>gr()und wrote:
>>
>>>Bored from New Media Festivals?
>>
>>very often
>>
>>
>>>Stumbled across a boring pd-instalation?
>>
>>sometimes i even make them
>>
>>
>>>Do you have acces to it?
>>
>>no, not the ones that i make at least...
>>
>>
>>>Do you think that metro is obsolete?
>>
>>what was the question again?
>>
>>
>>>Use PARAZIT, a nondestructive patch-hijacking abstraction, from the
>>>suburbs of Slovakia. Provided by Studio Burundi.
>>
>>I would have to say that Parazit is *very* non-destructive, because it
>>doesn't do *anything* to my patches. Maybe I'm missing something?
>>
>>d.
>>
>>
>>--
>>derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl
>>---Oblique Strategy # 165:
>>"Use an old idea"
>>
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