Software
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My own software
Scalesearch A little program that allows you to sort complex scales and chords in several ways. (Outdated!)
Pike
Things about Pure Data
Tutorials
I tried a lot of times to write externals for Pure Data, a very usefull program to make real time audio compositions. For me, the strong point of PD (namely its visual approach to programming) is also a weak point because its quite cumbersome to design all your functions in a graphic manner. But you can make externals! Externals can be made in every language, but since PD is written in C, it is easy the write them in C. Besides, I always program in C.
There is a very good tutorial here about writing externals for PD, so I'm not gonna repeat that. But nowhere in the tutorial is shown how to compile and link it. So that's why I've written a small text about how to do that.
- PD-library-tutorial: How to write a library of externals.
Externals
wiilib A library of externals to use a wii remote controller in PD. (linux only)
BangAround A small external to divide incoming bangs over several outputs in a round-robin way. (This is not very good, it was about the first external I ever made. I just keep it here because I don't like to delete information while the internet is such a great backup.)
Ubuntu Studio
I am using Ubuntu Studio (64 bit version) for audio and software development. Below are some short instructions to get things done.
- M-Audio Ozone: How to get it working with linux.
- Sibelius: Music notation software.
Reference Guides
Short guides that help me remind how to do certain things. Don't expect them to be complete. They just contain the information I need and tend to forget.
