Saturday in NYC: Patching Circle Returns!
by Peter Kirn
Saturday 11/22 at Eyebeam in Chelsea, it’s time for another “NYC Patching Circle.” Basic rules: if it involves patching — from Max to Pd, vvvv to Reaktor – it’s fair game. (I may even break the rules a bit and do a little Processing.) Hang out and absorb the communitas, learn from other New York-area patchers, watch the action, whatever. It’s communal making of stuff, like knitting, but with software.
NYCPatchingCircle @ Pd wiki (thanks to Hans-Christoph for making this happen)
See you there if you’re in the area. 540 W. 21st Street, (between 10th and 11th Avenues).
Peter Kirn
michaeluna
Tom Whitwell
Hey, think you could help me start a Detroit-area patching circle? I already asked on the Pd list and got no responses. Thanks!
You mean, you need to find other Detroit-area patchers?
Other than that, pretty much:
1. Get a space
2. Pick a date
3. Go patch
… but if you haven't got people, then I'd suggest:
3. Offer a free workshop
…I'm collecting some other tutorial resources; I'll ask Hans about it, too, just on top of what's already in pd-extended.
Oh, I should add, as it doesn't have to be Pd specifically, could try the Max list, Reaktor board, try to go across patching environments, etc.
No way I could give a workshop. I want to start a circle so I can learn something about it from someone more knowledgeable.
Asking the Max and Reaktor communities isn't a bad idea at all.
I've also become quite interested in another open-source project called Ingen:
http://drobilla.net/software/ingen/
The modules are LADSPA and/or LV2 plug-ins, which can be made with Faust. It's close to what we wanted to do with Nuclear to begin with. Now if only I could get that oversampling thing straightened out.
Did you end up dropping by the patching circle this weekend, Peter? Not sure if we met.
I was the guy geeking out with Hans about embedded Linux development.
-s-