I’m really new to Pd and I wonder how much stuff is it capable of doing sound-wise without having to use other software

  • pieceOP
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    2 years ago

    Thanks for the answer!

    I’m mostly interested in generative music right now and I haven’t made music for a while (not that I ever made music, I’m the kind of person that gets into a lot of stuff all the time, then drops it, then get into it again and so on).

    I was curious about trying some plugins but at the same time, not being that invested, I don’t want to spend money or have to learn other tools other than Pd (which I’m really enjoying, even the more tedious “spend half an hour trying to understand how to do this basic thing” side of it).

    The answer will probably be “it depends”, but I wonder what most people use Pd for and what they rely on plugins for

    • caska@waveform.socialM
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      2 years ago

      for reference, here is a video regarding getting VST plugins inside of Pd.
      https://youtu.be/Cs0NPime0kU this guy has some excellent videos regarding Pd in general… although he hypes-up “dangers” of Pd regarding feedback, the clip~ object will nullify that