This is súper cool. I've made a samplerbox with Pi3, but depending on the samples i load, could show saturation signal, or noises because of CPU overload. With PD is the same? Also, how much "real" the instruments can sound?
@DavidKonsumer
2 жыл бұрын
The skies the limit, really. puredata can make just about any kind of sound, and it's surprisingly high performance on a pi. It will take a bit more learning and playing to work out how to do stuff, but I find it's generally worth it. For a sampler, I think I would probably start with fluid~ (sound font player) for sampler engine, and build up other sound processing on output, if needed. It can do very efficient streaming polyphony, and it has a bunch of per-sample options for envelopes and filters and stuff, so it seems like a lot of the work would be done already. Install purr-data on your desktop computer, and you can mess around with stuff there until you get it all working, then put it on the pi. hit ctrl-1 to make an object, and type "fluid~" right-click on it to get help.
@cristobalbarrientos5377
2 жыл бұрын
@@DavidKonsumer thats cool. I already intalled Pd and playing around with it. Thanks 4 your answer! We'll see where it takes us... Hope it's the SKY too.
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