With Illiad's Userfriendly cartoon going on about treating coffee addiction (see first strip here), my cravings for coffee skyrocket

I finished my first external Pure Data object, a note determining object. This object takes in the number of Hz a note is measured to be and outputs what note it is (the low A on a piano being 1, going up to 88), determining how ...

Christian Mondrup has added an italian madrigal Tu che del mio dolore by Giovanni Battista Dalla Gostena (c.1558-1593) for 5 recorders to the recorder archive. Keep up the good work, Christian!

Thought you'd might want to see just how simple it is: my pyext example for Pure Data. I'm planning to make an object that takes in a floating point number of frequency height and determines what note it is and the amount of error ...

I decided I prefer writing normal logic in a language I'm used to, so I went looking for a Python-external for Pure Data. And sure enough, I found [Thomas Grill][1]'s [py/pyext][2] (built upon flext, a C layer for Python externals). I didn't figure out how to install the binaries ...