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Pj

@peregrinator

First I collected some ideas for text based sequencing in order to fill in the ability realm of #Ableton Live. I’ve took some essential hints from Atari #Notator which are part of Apple’s #Logic now.

I think I was guided by Millward’s #Soundsynthesis with VST instruments. Mixed it up with R #soundanalysis by Jerome Sueur and produced a first glimpse into sound synthesis at

pjs64.netlify.app/2205/05

Now I’m figuring out how to funnel midi output of #lilypond composition driven by #SQLite repositories into #chuck processing lines.

My integrated development environment IDE is #orgmode -> #emacs -> Debian. Also experienced Ubuntu and endeavorOS, but definitely 100% gnu Linux. Well I maintain a service line to #PureData.

Heartily welcome for collaboration requests.

Home Sweet Homepjs64.netlify.app
Ike Seblon

@ai6yr Hydrogen rules! It takes midi-in as well and you can make your own samples.

Other mature #Linux #musicproduction projects:

#Ardour is a complete DAW. Interface is a B- tops, but it has all the power.

#Guitarix is an effects/"amp-sim" package. Fun for practicing, or making a toy keyboard roar

#Mixxx is live DJ software, busy gui but works great

#PureData is a do-anything toolkit. At its most basic, it can turn ANY number change into a midi message...

hyaline.systems

O, hi, we wrote a new blog post!

If you want to turn a Raspberry Pi or Linux computer into a music instrument or an installation piece, then you need to consider how to start your software when power is turned on. This is surprisingly hard, but we've made it a bit easier with a small guide with tips and tricks and an example of booting directly into a #SuperCollider program once powered on.

#linux #raspberrypi #musicproduction #supercollider #puredata

hyaline.systems/blog/linux-aud

Linux tutorial: Starting an audio program after boothyaline.systems
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kirch

I'm back to messing with #pureData again... Building a patch to turn my computer keyboard into an omnichord; (pictured outside and inside)... still need to add a button to shift all the notes so sharps/flats can be played - but the way it's built it should be a lot easier to make other computer-keyboard-based controllers -- will wind up in git eventually after I tidy up a few things

The main patch displaying 7 columns of the computer keyboard "qwertyu" through "zxcvbn", the o and p keys move up or down an octave, and there's a slider for velocity and a number selector for midi channel
The same keyboard, except showing the inside of the patch where the keys are processed into chord data then sent as midi note on and note off messages by a tangle of boxes and wires
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drwx

Here's another intro, I've been off and on Mastodon since 2018. It's nice to have something that gains access to ActivityPub along with other communities so I eventually keep coming back.

Lately I'm learning #puredata, exploring #audio in #Linux. #EndeavourOS is my new fav and #Xfce and I go back a long long ways. A consistent friend. I mostly prefer #bash and am digging into #gopher (pun?). I have a disdain for the tech industry but do love to tinker.

drwx.page for more.

drwxdrwx.page
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grgr

#Introduction #NewHere

Hello Fediverse :),
I'm #NewHere and trying to figure this out. So far I know of one friend i know afk who is here too... thats different.
I'm an artist living in Hannover, Germany. I'm working a lot with #SoundInstallation #SonicFiction and programming in #PureData which i also use for #Musick. I'm interested things happening at the edges of reality and how these are moving and wiggling around, #magic, #hauntology, #solarpunk

Last year I started to (re-)release music in a podcast format called Unlive Musick which can be found here (gregorkieseritzky.de/musick/un) with a cool pitch fader and an RSS feed.

Unlive Musickwww.gregorkieseritzky.de
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pelle

#HowTo #PureData on #Android

• Get #Termux from #FDroid, and run:
$ pkg install termux-x11-nightly proot-distro pulseaudio
$ pulseaudio --start --load="module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 auth-anonymous=1" --exit-idle-time=-1
$ pd install debian
$ pd login debian

• Now in Debian:
$ apt install puredata pulseaudio dwm
$ export PULSE_SERVER=127.0.0.1
$ termux-x11 :1 -xstartup "dbus-launch dwm & puredata"

• Get the #TermuxX11 APK from #Github and open it

• In Pd: Media -> portaudio

Screenshot of Puredata on Android
flpvsk

Hosting a beginner-friendly Pure Data workshop this Saturday at Pedal Markt!

Embedded Effects in Pure Data
pedalmarkt.com/pages/16-11-202

The workshop about building audio effects with Pure Data: delay, chorus, distortion, phaser, bitcrusher, pitshifter etc.

Taught by Servando Barreiro. Servando has utilised Pd extensively in creating interactive audiovisual works dating back to the early 2000s. He is a co-author of the FLOSS manual for Pure Data.

#puredata #pd #berlin #berlinmusik #diyaudio

Poster for the "Embedded Effects in Pure Data" workshop. Imitation of a PD screen with various dithered images linking to the title of the workshop. Images are: picture of Servando, open street map screenshot showing Pedal Markt location, hardware devices and generative art image.
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