Simple Sound File Player in Pd Vanilla | Pure Data Tutorial

[@feivmoon]

dude, thank you so much. ive been knowing pure data about a half a year but didnt know how to abstract a patch like this. thank you so much

[@SoundCodex]

Hey thanks, I'm glad to have been helpful with this video!

[@yuvall7741]

Your channel is extremely underrated. Thank you!

[@SoundCodex]

Hey, thanks for your comment! I'll do my best to keep this little community growing!

[@Countachockula]

Great tutorial. I'm officially hooked on PureData even though I've had it installed for years and never really put any work into it.

[@SoundCodex]

Hey there, thanks for you comment. I'm glad my video can help you learn Pure Data!

[@ScottKrehbiel]

Thanks for teaching all of this! I'm wondering if this causes the file to be repeatedly read from disk at each loop. Would it be better to read the file only once and store it in a memory buffer?

[@SoundCodex]

Thanks for your comment! readsf~ reads from the hard disk and uses a small local buffer to store the audio data. If you want to make a more sophisticated audio player, maybe for real-time processing or to handle very fast triggers (drum samples etc...) you should store the audio files directly into an array :)

[@draconianrhythms]

Very good video, super clear and achievable for even a beginner like me. Thank you 🙏

[@ontoroji]

You saved my family.

[@SoundCodex]

Duty sir!

[@kellyboraschi3296]

Thank u so much! How to put the option play / mute?

[@iosmusicman]

Great stuff, thanks. Subbed. Cheers. Lee

[@SoundCodex]

Thank you Lee!

[@MJ-bg2pw]

hey thanks for the tutorial! I'm stuck at the retrigger system...the window where I can choose the audio file from won't open anymore...any idea what could be the problem?

[@AntonyNorthcutt]

Would it be possible to hook this up to Gem?

[@SoundCodex]

Hello Antony, I never used GEM so I can't give you an answer... However, let me know if you try to link them and if it works.