Particle Visuals (Pure Data GEM Tutorial)

Let's create and control many shapes at once! Particle objects are great for creating complex live visuals in Pure Data GEM.
Example Patchers: drive.google.com/file/d/1va2T...
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Links
Suiteru: • Model:Cycles + PureDat...
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Velocity Diagrams: puredata.info/downloads/gem/d...

[@ivanfaigenbom5300]

Your video tutorials are a GEM 🤭♥️

[@SoundSimulator]

thank you!!🙇‍♂

[@Willpowerstudios]

this one is really awesome ! so freaking good tutorials man ! when I played the downloaded file of example 4 (kick & beep), the kick didn't play. I then noticed that the file was called Kick.wav but the message object said: kick.wav (lowercase k). I made the change and it worked. I'm understanding more step by step. Keepin' it going !

[@SoundSimulator]

Oh dang, I didn't know that it was case-sensitive like that. Good catch! And I'm glad that you found this tutorial helpful!! This was a fun one :)

[@luma345]

Really love the content! More stuff on Daisy would be amazing! Keep it coming!

[@SoundSimulator]

Thank you! And definitely, I'm planning on making more Daisy videos!!

[@supasteveskates]

soooooo sick! Thank you for sharing

[@SoundSimulator]

You're welcome! Enjoy!!

[@studiospiraluniverse]

Fantastic! I don‘t have much time to try out these, but saved the video for future explorations. I feel I might sell my video synthesizer in the not so far future…

[@SoundSimulator]

These videos will be waiting patiently!! I hope all is well! Join the open source side!! Hardwares are nice too tho!

[@NicolasMelis]

Thats so interesting! Thank you

[@SoundSimulator]

You're welcome! Have fun~~

[@ritofuturito]

This is very helpful, thanks! I've been trying to emulate suiteru's work, but I'm struggling to make pd recognise midi notes in my old linux laptop. I think I might end up trying to make particles respond to different frequencies and volumes. I'm really new to pd so this will probably take a while :D Your videos are really entertaining and useful, keep it up!

[@SoundSimulator]

Thank you so much for watching!! Have you tried the [notein] and [ctlin] objects? The help patcher for [notein] provides more detail! Create [notein] and right-click (?) and you'll see "Help" pop up. Good luck and have fun!!

[@ritofuturito]

@@SoundSimulator Thanks! Yes, I’ve been trying to use those. My problem is with pd recognising my midi device.

[@SoundSimulator]

@@ritofuturito Does the input device not show up on Pd -> Preferences -> MIDI?

[@ritofuturito]

@@SoundSimulator No, it doesn't show up.

[@SoundSimulator]

@@ritofuturito Gotcha. Then it probably needs to be set in the computer itself before the device is recognized in Pure Data. I don't know how MIDI routing works in Linux though. There may be threads on Pure Data forum. Facebook's Pure Data group is very active too!

[@willgood563]

Hey man, I've been learning pd through your channel and you've been such a big help!! I was wondering if you know if it is possible to control pd using multiple external audio tracks at the same time. I've got lots of projects in logic pro that I'd like to use gem to add visuals too but most of it is audio data not midi. Thanks again for making this amazing resource!!!!

[@SoundSimulator]

That's something I would like to make a video on in the future. In the meantime, there are audio/spectral analysis objects in Pure Data (that I'm forgetting the name of right now) that you can use with your stems!! I haven't done audio analysis visuals in Pure Data, so your guess is good as mine!!

[@_DRMR_]

You probably should add a (different) priority argument for your individual [gemhead] objects. This way the rendering chains are treated one after the other (and the changes are also applied in sequence).

[@SoundSimulator]

Definitely, I recommend everyone to go to the help-patcher for [gemhead] to learn more about that. From what I remember, it didn't fix the weird issue that's discussed in the vid but rendering order is still worth looking into.

[@titusbarker7921]

I’ve been searching for your Patreon but I can’t find it. Do you have a link for it?

[@SoundSimulator]

I deactivated my Patreon ever since I got a full-time job earlier this year. Thank you for your interest though!

[@victorpavel9259]

Hi everyone, I m looking for gem lib to dl, the one I find do not contain the objects separator , rotate XYZ , translate XYZ .... very nice auto at least !

[@juliensanchez5915]

Hi ! I had a question for you : I can't create a Gem file even by following the instructions to the letter (I'm on the latest version of pure data 0.53-0) Thank for the thanks for the quality content 👌✨

[@SoundSimulator]

github.com/umlaeute/Gem/issues/257 Here's a forum that I referenced that worked for me and hopefully for you too! It was something along the lines of changing [gemmacoswindow] to [gemglutwindow] and it worked. The clickable error message sent me to where the [gemmacoswindow] was located. GOOD LUCK! If that doesn't work, give Purr Data a chance. And PlugData is working on making a GEM-like feature from what I heard. It may take time but there's hope!

[@tails_the_god]

hey i dont understand the coordinate system of GEM like how to make 0,0,0 the top left

[@ZelinXi]

Hey man,I have a question that couldn't the GEM used on M1 silicon?It seems be no one version supports M1😢

[@SoundSimulator]

Our only hope is PlugData supporting GEM or something similar!!

[@baekxxstar]

Do you know how to make a sound sine wave? Can you help me?😢

[@erikopnemer]

[osc~] generates sine waves.