[PD] pd book sprint

[Alexandre Porres]

yeah, well, as I say, care must be taken not to repeat or get redundant.
I hope we could gather the available publications somehow, and write notes
on the aims of each of them. This is certainly nice for those who want to
get started, they can know what there is around, and choose what to read,
and in what order...

I surely see pd-tutorial as a step further than Floss Manuals. And I am
working on something that is even further, and in between Miller's

that is cool right?

cheers

On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 5:01 PM, Steffen Juul <stffn at dibidut.dk> wrote:

>
> On 30/03/2009, at 20.29, Derek Holzer wrote:
>
>  If people are ready for a deeper understanding of DSP, that's where
>> Miller's book, and pd-tutorial.com and the Roads CMT book and all the
>> rest come in. And perhaps your Portuguese one as well. I don't want this
>> book to step into a niche which already has many options, I want it to fill
>> a niche which is still wide open: Pd for absolute beginners, no
>> prerequisites required.
>>
>
>
> As i understood it, that is also the (at least intended) scope of
> 'Programming Electronic Music in Pd' aka pd-tutorial.com. - Not that you
> shouldn't carry on.
>



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