There is no easy way. Here are suggestions.
At Create Digital Noise
http://createdigitalnoise.com/discussion/152/need-help-trying-to-import-maxmsp-5-patchers-into-pd
There is no easy way. Here are suggestions.
At Create Digital Noise
http://createdigitalnoise.com/discussion/152/need-help-trying-to-import-maxmsp-5-patchers-into-pd
Used in a Leap Motion prototype. With feedback and scaling.
https://reactivemusic.net/?p=8643
by Julius O. Smith III at CCRMA
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/pasp/Software_Delay_Line.html
How to fork a new branch with the intent of contributing to a project.
https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo
By Dan Armendariz and David J. Malden at Harvard extension
at Apple iOS developer Library
iOS code that demonstrates AVCaptureSession, AUGraph. Also, how to write audio data to a file. Basically the app records from the built-in mic and process with an AU delay effect
Sample code for a collection of utility classes to handle error check, codecs, structure compatibility, etc.,
At Apple Developer Library
At Stackoverflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11596229/any-documentation-on-core-audios-public-utility-classes
Binary arithmetic including fixed point and 2’s complement.
By Brian Hook
http://trac.bookofhook.com/bookofhook/trac.cgi/wiki/IntroductionToFixedPointMath
I guess, because I didnt have this blog last year, I couldn’t find my notes about git and github repositories.
So I ran into situations where I tried to send committed projects from the local repository to the github – without realizing that I needed to pull any commits down from github first, using:
# git pull origin master
Merging just doesn’t seem to work well at all. So my advice to self would be, always pull from github before you start working on your code. Or even when you create a new github with a README.md file.
Useful commands:
add new file:
git add filename
commit any changed files
git commit -a -m "this is a commit"
send commits up to github
git push origin master