Generative Drums in Pure Data

This is my first (working at least) patch in pure data. Please keep in mind that I don't really know anything about programming, and that this whole thing is thus made up largely of ideas taken from tutorial patches and so on to realize the parts of it I couldn't figure out.

Sorry about the sound quality, im recording by running the speaker output into the mic input.

Enjoy.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Pure
• Data
• PD
• electronic
• music
• generative
• drums
• midi
• Axiom
• m-audio
• autechre
• algorithm
• algorithmic
• max/msp
• max
• msp

[Beatboxbob]

it always bothers me that video capture from pure data is never high enough quality to read on youtube.

[dendendn]

Aaron joined the band !

[0penpress]

i need more cowbell!

[auradistorter]

omg :) sounds so dirty, but clean..

[auradistorter]

omg :)

[mandelum]

could you allow us to donwload that patch? I mean, your wirings are revealed anyway, it would just be more convenient when you are trying to learn!

[ricknance]

It was named for Max Matthews. The guy that invented digital audio.

[MLAOTNMCC]

WINDOWS LIVE MESSENGER

[uilium]

Can you get MAX for win7? I need to make a MIDI sequencer. : )

[Beatboxbob]

@matju2 @theapc This is a typical proprietary software bias, assuming that sofware which costs a bundle to license must in fact be better. Max/MSP is named for Miller Stephen Puckette and the other guy who was involved in production (max someone, can't remember), it all came before PD. PureData was started by Puckette but is open source, developed by a community of programmers who're actually interested in using it, so it's actually better, and free. Jitter is part of max.

[joe9090joe]

PD WAS B4 MAX.