PdParty
Copyright (c) Dan Wilcox 2011-18
BSD Simplified License.
For information on usage and redistribution, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES, see the file, "LICENSE.txt," in this distribution.
PdParty website | PdParty on the App Store
This project has been supported by the CMU Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, a visiting professorship at the DU Emergent Digital Practices Program, and my time at the ZKM | Hertz-Lab.
Description
Run your Pure Data patches on iOS with native GUIs emulated. Inspired by Chris McCormick's Android PdDroidParty and the (now defunct) original RjDj app.
(Image from PdDroidParty)
User Guide & Composer Pack
Head on over to the User Guide
&
Download the PdParty Composer Pack which contains the abstractions you need when composing on your computer as well as scene type templates.
Beta Testing
PdParty releases are available on the App Store.
Want to help with BETA testing new prerelease-versions? Send your name & email address to:
Acknowledgments
3rd Party Libraries
This project uses:
- libpd: audio engine
- pd externals:
- ggee: getdir, stripdir, moog~
- mrpeach: midifile
- rjlib: rj_accum, rj_barkflux_accum~, rj_centroid~, rj_senergy~, rj_zcr~
- liblo: Open Sound Control i/o
- GCDWebServer: WebDAV server
- CocoaLumberjack: logging
- minizip: support for decompressing zip archives
- MBProgressHUD: progress spinner overlay
- UIAlertView+Blocks
- UIActionSheet+Blocks
3rd Party Samples
- CanOfBeats, drummachine, multibeat, & pure-widgets-demo: Chris McCormick
- Atsuke: Frank Barknecht
- Eargasm: Damian Stewart
- bouncy: Georg Bosch
3rd Party Resources
- DejaVu Sans Mono: font
- Icons8: iOS7+ icons
Checkout & Build
Clone this repository and checkout it's submodules using git:
git clone https://github.com/danomatika/PdParty.git
git submodule update --init --recursive
Open the Xcode project and Build/Run.
You can upgrade to newer versions of the libraries used by the project by running the update scripts in the scripts dir which clone the library and copy it's source files into libs.
Developing
You can help develop PDParty on GitHub: https://github.com/danomatika/PdParty
Create an account, clone or fork the repo, then request a push/merge.
If you find any bugs or suggestions please log them to GitHub as well.