Thanks a lot for sharing! Is there a way to add a description to inlets/outlets as "native objects" have?

10:00 it wasn’t specified how the value can be changed, but you do it by *holding shift* as you drag the number up/down

Hi, Andrew! First, let me congratulate and thank you at the same time for all your videos about Pd. I love how you present the concepts in a "direct to the point" way, very, very helpful!!! Now, here is the part where I ask for something (; Do you know some way one can change the color of the background? I am visually impaired and some of that manifest in photophobia, so the bright colors are somewhat painful to look at. ---- Right now I'm inverting the color of my display back and forth, which is not ideal but it works. --- Anyway, thanks again, I will keep following your videos in order.

Great video! Would exporting the main patch export the infrastructure of your sub-patches with it? I am asking as I want to use pd in an arduino (Bela) context.

5:29 I click on the numbers and nothing happens, the result is still 0 Edit: using purr data use shift+alt click to send values, alt click and drag up down to change values (increment by 1) or shift+alt (increment by 0.01)

Thanks! but this is a sequencer, not an arpeggiator..

Super help, thanks!

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LOVE these tutorials! I could use help understanding why we need a multiplier between the osc and the dac... I forgot this when I was trying to review this Chapter from memory, and although the frequency input affected the output, the number going into the right side at top didn't seem to change the amplitude/volume at all. I added in the multiplier, and everything was great. But I don't know why :P Sorry for the newbie question, but I just don't know what I'm missing here. Thanks!

Does anybody please know where can I find that drum pattern sheet? thank you in advance

I tried copying this in plug data, and a strange thing happened. It plays fist note. Ignores the next ones and only changes note after it's reached it's maximum poly. Then starts again. Oddly

How did you get the Number box from 0 to 1 to be subdecimal (0.x)? for me it instantly jumps to 1.

Is there any way to send a custom function to the array to use as an oscillator? Like say I wanted an oscillator that looked like f(x)= [2/(1+|2x-1|)]-1, between 0 and 1, kind of a curved triangle-ish oscillator.

One issue with this Mono patch will be evident when you try to play legato ; releasing a note will override the currently playing note to play the release envelope of released note, an undesirable behaviour in mono setup.

You can account for however many folds you want with one function (I didn't try it in pd so I don't know if expr~ can handle absolute value and modulo operations but I assume it can 😅) | (x + 3) % 4 - 2 | - 1

very clear tutorials thank you...

did this one too, yes !

I did this one too, very cool !

Excellent explanations of the basics of PD! Just foumd this channel and want to thank you for the gold mine of knowledge available for those getting started with PD. 🙏

very cool ! I did it all in plugData ! only thing is that the VU Meter acted differently. but it all worked ! very cool !!

What the “bob~” object?

Why would I bother with something as complex as this?

Hi, how can i make the "clave" object?

inlet: expected ‘float’ but got ‘list’

if i'd use an audio file as an input, how would that be? because i despair rn pretty hard...

Marvelous

Need to fix >> Phasor~ * 2 - 1 (minus!) to make it bipolar

Hello Andrew! Firstly thank you for amazing tutorials. It's amazing! I have encountered a problem with this looper. The same problem occurs with the Sampling patch from another video as well. The sample records only for the fraction of a second even if I press on / off Record toggle for few seconds. Do you know where might be the problem please? The patch is exactly the same as I followed in the video.

You never say how to open a new patch. You never say what keys you're hitting to create the boxes. Only 5 minutes in, and I'm done.

i'm loving your tutorials!! thank you for sharing this knowledge

I really congratulate him, he has made a brilliantly great introduction that has left me super motivated, the truth is that I did not think it would be to find a program like that, I was looking for years but years and

These videos of yours are a true godsend. Educator at heart you actually are, one can tell. For what is worth, thank your for your time sharing doing this.

Your tutorials are brilliant! Thanks so much. 🙏

Is there a way to do this, where it can detect transients and make the segments based on transients?

Excellent tutorials thanks!

I thought I was a PD 'expert'. Now I'm building my own synth in Purr Data, and it turns out I'm not, so, apologies for dismissing this series initially - they are now invaluable. Clear, uncluttered and precise!

I'm only up to here. A long time Max/MSP user as a young punk, I'm getting back into audio as an old punk. These vids are great Andrew. Methodical and comprehensive so far!

this is like making a real mixer out of components thanks for this

wow you are the best pure data teacher ever

Thanks for your amazing work !!!!! But i dont understand . why is it value 1 on $v1 > 1 ? why not 2 or 3? How i know out the value? cheers

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Oh my god when it all comes together at the end 👌

Insanely cool. How would you go about progressively reducing the volume of the older samples? So, if you had three overdubs (three audio samples playing over each other), it would be cool to have the oldest audio sample reduce in volume, and the second oldest audio sample also reduce (but not as much as the oldest), so you can use the looper without everything getting ‘muddy’.

Thanks!