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Have fun!
Statistics: Posted by percuson — 18 Feb 2013, 09:45
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Statistics: Posted by secretkillerofnames — 18 Feb 2013, 06:02
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what I did to learn patching, was to install Pd-extended and check out the tutorial patches in doc/ 3.audio.examples.
I tried to rebuild some interesting ones in Usine.
There is also a tutorial for Pure Data on link:Programming Electronic Music in Pd
Pure Data is much more complicated, because the inlets and outlets aren't labeled and you don't have "ready to use" modules inside.
But the tutorial is quite good to learn about the basics of audio processing and patching.
Sometimes you have to go a different way to get a solution in Usine, but (almost) everything is possible
Statistics: Posted by percuson — 18 Feb 2013, 00:02
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Statistics: Posted by secretkillerofnames — 15 Feb 2013, 11:39
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The must haves for me are
PatcherKit and Synthesis pack v2.0 (both in 50 latest add-ons)
They always can be useful. The synthesis pack, since usine doesn't offer an oscillator and the patcher kit with all the little helpers.
Study them to see elegant solutions of little problems. You can learn the way how to think, when patching.
And also its hard work to study all the ptaches coming witch usine.
And if you wanna go further. Choose a category, download and try out
Statistics: Posted by percuson — 15 Feb 2013, 00:08
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Synths, groove makers and sampling tools, for when you are looking for inspiration, and midi and data tools, and synchro time when you are interested in learning how to build something.
The others category is a great grab bag of both types. I go there when I can't decide if I want to build, or to play.
Statistics: Posted by ahonoe — 13 Feb 2013, 02:48
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I'm wondering where to start with the add-ons? What are the must-haves in your opinion?
Statistics: Posted by secretkillerofnames — 12 Feb 2013, 23:42
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