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;; README --- Description of ClaPD
;; Authors         : Leevi Peltola and Cumhur.Erkut@tkk.fi
;; Created On      : Thu Mar 16 22:49:41 2006
;; Last Modified By: Cumhur.Erkut@erase.hut.fi
;; Last Modified On: Fri Mar 17 12:10:53 2006
;; Update Count    : 83
;; Status          : $Id: README,v 1.1 2007/02/21 15:26:32 cerkut Exp $
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ClaPD consists of pd patches, abstractions, and externals for hands clapping
synthesis and control. 

MAIN CONTROL PATCHES 
One of the main patches loads the required abstractions and externals:

01_SoloClapper.pd    : control model for one clapper and one clap
02_Ensemble_GUI.pd   : synch/asynch audience (band visualization)
03 Ensemble_NOGUI.pd : synch/asynch audience (audio only)

ABSTRACTIONS

clapper.pd    - provides PhaseDiff to a cosc object
humanrand.pd  - models the randomness when a human is clapping hands
oneclap.pd    - synthesis model for the sound of a hand clap
oneclapper.pd - control model for one clapper
trirand.pd    - random number with triangular distribution

EXTERNALS (.c|.dll|.pd_linux)

cosc      - individual clapper control model that listens to the lead osc
freeverb~ - Shroeder-Moorer reverb algorithm implemented by O. Matthes
noiseq~   - noise excitation generator used in the synthesis of one clap
ppl       - controls the number of clappers
reson~ 	 - resonator used in the synthesis of one clap
twopz~ 	 - two-pole two-zero band-pass (excitation filtering)

COMPILING

1. Ensure that compiler, include, and library paths are correct.

2. Do (one of)

	make pd_linux | pd_nt | pd_irix5 | pd_irix6 | pd_darwin

3. ClaPD requires freeverb~ (tested with freeverb~V1.1). If you don't have
   freeverb~ in your externals directory (or in your PATH), go to
   $(CLAPD_ROOT)/freeverb~ directory and do (one of)

	make pd_linux | pd_nt | pd_darwin

	The makefile will link the external to ../$(CLAPD_ROOT)
	directory. $(CLAPD_ROOT) indicates where ClaPD is installed (not a
	variable).

INSTALLATION AND LOADING

1. Run pd and load one of the main control patches. 

2. Alternatively, add $(CLAPD_ROOT) to File/Path... within PD.