Pure Data is an easy to use and powerful audio programming language which allows anybody with basic programming skills to create simple effects for guitar.
I try to post examples on a regular basis. Below is a list of all the effects that can be found on this blog. Some of them simply mimic classic guitar stompboxes (wha-wha, fuzz/overdrive, delay, etc.) while others are meant to demonstrate how Pd can be used to create entirely new and orginial effects.
- Creating a simple delay effect
- Simple Fuzz effect
- Phaser/Chorus effect
- Tremolo effect
- Simple monophonic FM synthesizer
- Vibrato
- Wha-wha (auto)
- Step-vibrato effect for guitar
- Reverb Effect
- Ring modulator effect
- Spectral Delay effect for guitar
- Guitar effects chain
- Polyphonic synth using phase vocoder
- Reversed tape / Violin effect for guitar
- Detuning delay
- TheHexxciter
- Looper
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quite a contribution .)
beautiful!
as frustrating it could be to start with some programming (start learning it) as great it is to be offered to jump straight into it – playing AND learning – in this order 🙂 ))
thanks very much!
Thank you for this nice comment !
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Hi I am trying to use an arduino uno R3 with the pure data to connect use some of these effects! I am having real issues can you please suggest some tutorials to look at?
There are many examples on the Arduino website : http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/HomePage
Thanks for this great contribution 🙂