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==Introduction== |
==Introduction== |
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Pure Data (or just Pd) is an open source visual programming language for multimedia. It´s used in many contexts and for many different purposes. One way of using it is |
Pure Data (or just Pd) is an open source visual programming language for multimedia. It´s used in many contexts and for many different purposes. One way of using it is controlling lights within a network, receiving and sending data from and to sound, video, sensors... Incoming data is treated in pure data, sent through a light interface ([[Lanbox]], [[BitWizard DMX Interface]] etc.) to lamps. Or: light values are sent to and influence sound and video. |
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If you want to know more about Pd in general, follow this link |
If you want to know more about Pd in general, follow this link |
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[[https://puredata.info/]] |
[[https://puredata.info/]] |
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Here´s my personal view: |
''Here´s my personal view: </span> |
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⚫ | I see working with Pd as landscaping: There´s data coming in and you translate/transform it into a format you can handle, send it in different directions, built gates which open and close in different directions, if you want depending on a certain condition - may it be time (open this gate every other minute) or a value (open this gate if the incoming data is above one, keep it closed if it´s below), or you say go this way if the value is below 1, go that way if the value is above one...this is a very basic example of a very complex and powerful programming language. |
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⚫ | <span style="color:green">I see working with Pd as landscaping: There´s data coming in and you translate/transform it into a format you can handle, send it in different directions, built gates which open and close in different directions, if you want depending on a certain condition - may it be time (open this gate every other minute) or a value (open this gate if the incoming data is above one, keep it closed if it´s below), or you say go this way if the value is below 1, go that way if the value is above one...this is a very basic example of a very complex and powerful programming language.</span> |
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===versions of pure data=== |
===versions of pure data=== |
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There´s different versions of Pd: |
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Pd Vanilla, Pd-Extended (not maintained anymore), Pd L2ork, PurrData |
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=== abstractions=== |
=== abstractions=== |
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===patches=== |
===patches=== |
Latest revision as of 11:20, 15 April 2021
Pure Data
Introduction
Pure Data (or just Pd) is an open source visual programming language for multimedia. It´s used in many contexts and for many different purposes. One way of using it is controlling lights within a network, receiving and sending data from and to sound, video, sensors... Incoming data is treated in pure data, sent through a light interface (Lanbox, BitWizard DMX Interface etc.) to lamps. Or: light values are sent to and influence sound and video.
If you want to know more about Pd in general, follow this link [[1]]
Here´s my personal view:
I see working with Pd as landscaping: There´s data coming in and you translate/transform it into a format you can handle, send it in different directions, built gates which open and close in different directions, if you want depending on a certain condition - may it be time (open this gate every other minute) or a value (open this gate if the incoming data is above one, keep it closed if it´s below), or you say go this way if the value is below 1, go that way if the value is above one...this is a very basic example of a very complex and powerful programming language.
versions of pure data
There´s different versions of Pd: Pd Vanilla, Pd-Extended (not maintained anymore), Pd L2ork, PurrData