13 Jun
2006
13 Jun
'06
2:32 p.m.
On Mon, 2006-06-12 at 18:16 +0200, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
glauber alex dias prado hat gesagt: // glauber alex dias prado wrote:
a lot of thanks Frank Barknecht this puredata is really amazing and fits
well on my needs, im trying to learn it and is really promising in my
opinion, i just dont know how many years i will have to have to learn to
make what i want but it is very cool, you helped me thanks
On Mon, 2006-06-12 at 13:27 +0200, Frank
Barknecht wrote:
"hat gesagt" is just german for "wrote" or rather for
"said". ;) I
often reply to german mails and I'm too lazy to change this line
everytime.
glauber alex dias prado hat gesagt: // glauber
alex dias prado wrote:
what does this mean ^^^ ? i hope is something good thanks for a another piece of software i tried it
and looks interesting
can i use a kind of automated process to generate audio from a
pre-processed video or i should do it manually in fact i didnt get the
hangs of it so far but i am looking at it manual right now so maybe i
can answer this alone, thanks for the info.
Pd is a realtime system (currently). It can record its own output to a
soundfile as well, but it always records in realtime.
It's hard to say if it is of use for your current needs, because I
don't really understood what exactly you want to achieve. If you just
want to write a midi file, then a midi editor like Muse or Rosegarden
is the better tool. With Pd/Gem or PDP you could realize more
"strange" ideas, like analyzing a video file on the fly and make
sounds from it, or use it as a sound engine for your Blender movies.
You could get some ideas for sounds in Pd here:
http://obiwannabe.co.uk/padawan12/onlinetutorials/html/tutorials_main.html
Ciao