Doug Stanhope - Marriage

some random pd coding sessions, complete with fuck you (TM) obfuscation... here, here and here.

-bthtlr

umcha umcha umcha umcha

latest cutzilla release is here. keys are as follows ...

8 = load sample
1 = change channel a loop
2 = chage channel b loop
3 = mute channel a
4 = mute channel b
6 = distortion on channel a
7 = distortion on channel b
0 = reset samples

q,w,e,r,t,y,u,i handle channel a fx
a,s,d,f,g,h,j,k handle channel b fx

` key turns engine on/off

any insults etc to me

its like xmas all over again...

ok... cutzilla test1 has been released, not a huge feature set at the moment, stuff will be added in the following weeks. but give it a shot and let me know how you get on.

check back in the next few days for audio video demos of this heap of shit at work.


link is here.

-bthtlr

do do do do do do dooo dooo dooo (name that tune?)

sorry for the total lack of updates, alas, no internet.

although in other news , i killed my HDD and as a result have lost everything i've ever done in pure data, oooops.

although this means i now have to start afresh, and i have HUUUUUUUUGEx10^MASSIVE plans. stay tuned.

-bthtlr

tablez.c

i needed to create a huge array of tables in pd. This, for some reason, has become a fairly common activity. So i set about making a tool in c to do this tedious task for me. the only real question is why i didn't use pd to do this.

-bthtlr

mac motion sensor-pd perl script

i spent half an hour learning perl once so that i could come up with this. links the motion sensor in any macbook/pro to puredata via a tcp/ip socket. the script is as basic as they come. i should have added the option to change ip address/port but i didn't need it at the time. 

you'll need to google and download amstracker in order to use this. 

-bthtlr