wraggster
August 9th, 2011, 11:24
via http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=60141&view=findpost&p=955251
I want you to know that I compiled PDa (pd-anywhere) for caanoo and that it is available for download on OpenHandhelds.org.
PDa is a port of Pd (PureData) for PDAs, and it was compiled also for gp2x some time ago.
Pd is a graphical programming language for musicians, it makes easy to develop your own synthesizer.
I compiled PDa without graphical support, it is quite useless without a graphical interface, for that reason I included in the distribution a very simple program in Bennu which sends touch-screen coordinates to pd through pdsend, which is a binary included to the distribution. This is the simplest way to make an application talk to puredata.
I hope that it can be useful to musical experimenters or to game developers who want to implement more dynamic sounds than a static collection of waves.
If you want to know something more, you can read the README inside the package, if you want to read the README without download the package yuo can find a copy posted here http://elettrofonesi.blogspot.com/2011/08/pdnoo.html
If you run the application and see anything but a black screen, don't worry, try to touch the screen and be pleased by a simple *amazing* am synthesizer.
If there are problems or questions, please let me know, I would be pleased to answer.
I want you to know that I compiled PDa (pd-anywhere) for caanoo and that it is available for download on OpenHandhelds.org.
PDa is a port of Pd (PureData) for PDAs, and it was compiled also for gp2x some time ago.
Pd is a graphical programming language for musicians, it makes easy to develop your own synthesizer.
I compiled PDa without graphical support, it is quite useless without a graphical interface, for that reason I included in the distribution a very simple program in Bennu which sends touch-screen coordinates to pd through pdsend, which is a binary included to the distribution. This is the simplest way to make an application talk to puredata.
I hope that it can be useful to musical experimenters or to game developers who want to implement more dynamic sounds than a static collection of waves.
If you want to know something more, you can read the README inside the package, if you want to read the README without download the package yuo can find a copy posted here http://elettrofonesi.blogspot.com/2011/08/pdnoo.html
If you run the application and see anything but a black screen, don't worry, try to touch the screen and be pleased by a simple *amazing* am synthesizer.
If there are problems or questions, please let me know, I would be pleased to answer.