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=Pure Data=
=Pure Data=
==Introduction==
==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 creating lights within a network, receiving and sending data from and to many places: 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.
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
If you want to know more about Pd in general, follow this link
[[https://puredata.info/]]
[[https://puredata.info/]]


<span style="color:green">
Here´s my personal view:
''Here´s my personal view: </span>
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 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>


===versions of pure data===
===versions of pure data===
There´s different versions of Pd:
There´s different versions of Pd:
Pd Vanilla, Pd-Extended (not maintained anymore), Pd L2ork, PurrData
Pd Vanilla
Pd-Extended (not maintained anymore)
Pd L2ork
PurrData


=== abstractions===
=== abstractions===

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

abstractions

patches