A drum synth using Pure Data on a Raspberry Pi

... for use with my no-input mixing rig.
The excerpt at the end is from this jam: • Reuben Ingall - N38 [n...
puredata.info - the version I use here is "Purr Data"
Sound on Sound articles: www.soundonsound.com/techniqu...

[@j.0x00n4]

Bro, this is delightful. Love from Melbourne.

[@zalhietzli]

Hey, that was a great video. Thanks for sharing your process. I am getting back into puredata, and I will consider using a raspberry pi if I ever intend to use it live. Also your no input project sounds really good!

[@Willpowerstudios]

great step by step explanation !

[@mohitrahaman]

Cool stuff, I was interested in trying a Daisy Seed with pd but I have about 3 RPis laying around, idk it was possible on a RPi before, nice idea

[@JuanUys]

Nice one, they'll be asking you to make the next DOOM soundtrack :)

[@freeelectron8261]

Nice. Just add a bit of reverb and you got some pretty convincing BD and Sn patterns. I appreciate all the research needed to get to the final patch.

[@WARDISWARD]

Why a linear decay ?
You can easily square or cube the output of line~ to get an exponential envelope

[@jamesdoctor8079]

Reuben, would you be willing to share your PD patches you used for cutting up guitar? Those sound awesome!

[@ethancohen8374]

thanks for sharing! you mention being influenced by oval and another artist - finez?

[@ReubenIngall]

Fennesz, especially czcams.com/video/skygudx8Rrs/video.html

[@EricBalcon]

Thanks for your nice video. I have a question : how can I proceed to link hardware stuff like pots or touch pad to pure data ? considering of course that pure data runs inside a raspberry pi. I can not see any projects about this topic on the web

[@ReubenIngall]

My controller is midi, so (I think) I just used the pd object [midiin]. I have no experience in using the pi's pins, but this looks promising: forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/9997/gpio-raspberry-p3-and-pure-data/5