(007) Pure Data - generating rhythms, clocks, clock dividers, Euclidean rhythm

A tutorial/demo of a few methods used to generate rhythms. Clocks, clock dividers, Euclidean rhythm generator.
The Euclidean rhythm algorithm was adapted from what is shown here: forum.pdpatchr...

[@torotumbo]

works like those same functions in tidalcycles. great work

[@eph_kni]

this is the BEST channel for pd on yt

[@lalosporsche]

Nice patch! I didn't think Euclidean algorhitm was so simple

[@nickmccabe7444]

Lovely elegant abstractions, and well explained. I'm adding some of these to my abs folders as I watch - hopefully some of the slickness might rub off... Thanks

[@touthowzander]

Nailed it! Thank you much! Really helpful stuff.

[@lalosporsche]

Nice video, thanks for sharing your knowledge, Euclid Subpatch is very interesting, I've been looking for something like this.

[@user-lf6fb9fj8j]

Very cool, thank you!

[@kisho2679]

what portable PureData player do exist that can be played with a midi controller (kind of dedicated PD box, as alternative options to the "Organelle")?

[@pd_7773]

I don't have much experience with that but you might want to look into Raspberry Pi.

[@catahache]

Hey! another question, sorry! what is kick909? do you have a patch on github or something? thanks

[@pd_7773]

No problem. I don't mind questions! kick909 is a subpatch that contains the TR-909 style kick I described in my video 003. I don't have the patch shared anywhere but it's pretty easy to make based on that video.

[@catahache]

@@pd_7773 thank uuu! I made it but idk where to put the outlets hahaha I'm newbie

[@pd_7773]

instead of the [dacrec~] you want [outlet~] and instead of the bang at the top you want [inlet].

[@catahache]

@@pd_7773 I'll try this, thanks!!!!