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I did this in Pd as a standalone abstraction with all the (several thousand) tunings stored in a table of floats in compact offset form. I'm not at my normal console this week so email me if you like, as a reminder, and I'll send you the abstraction.

Hi Toby, you may use the send email in profile, so bots don't snaff your email edit last post. :)

The advantage to Victors obect is that it will read (updatable) libraries in
a standard tuning format that might be more flexible. What's your platform? There's some good tutorials on compiling externals for Pd about, maybe start by
reading this http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-939-c … w-external

interesting
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd … 09448.html
check work by
Chuckk Hubbard and Gene Ward Smith
check out
http://www.xs4all.nl/~huygensf/doc/bib.html

hi capybara,

maybe this link can help you in compiling externals for PD:

http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-939-c … w-external

The procedure is for linux, but change the .pd_linux with .dll and
it should work.. On win try to install/use also MinGW, (minimal GNU for Windows)
and MSYS (the terminal shell).

All the best,

Alberto

Let me go for an easy one: where is the most recent version of m_pd.h located in the extended Windows distribution? I also downloaded Miller Puckette's version and I found one there but that looks a bit dated and it is giving me conflicts with t_messlist and a series of other problems. Help!

Toby

Thanks again, Alberto. Tried using Miller's include but I am getting so many errors. I'll give it another go or two and then raise my white flag on this. Converting such a complex Max external is probably not a good job for the fancy-hearted. It's a pity because I read the specs and that microtuner looks very good to me.

Toby