Code examples for “Designing Sound” textbook

• Practical Series 3- Nature
• 11: Fire
• 12: Bubbles
• 13: Running Water
• 14: Pouring
• 15: Rain
• 16: Electricity
• 17: Thunder
• 18: Wind
• Practical Series 4 - Machines
• 19: Switches
• 20: Clocks
• 21: Motors
• 22: Cars
• 23: Fans
• 24: Jet Engine
• 25: Helicopter
• Practical Series 5 - Lifeforms
• 26: Footsteps
• 27: Insects
• 28: Birds
• 29: Mammals
• Practical Series 6 - Project Mayhem
• 30: Guns
• 31: Explosions
• 32: Rocket Launcher
• Practical Series 7 - Science Fiction
• 33: Transporter
• 34: R2D2
• 35: Red Alert

Index
• Tarball
• Pure Data
• Designing Sound - Book
Chapters 9 to 14- Introductory Pure Data
• 9: Starting with Pure Data
• 10: Using Pure Data
• 11: Pure Data Audio
• 2: Abstraction
• 13: Shaping Sound
• 14: Pure Data Essentials
Chapters 17 to 21- Techniques
• 17: Summation
• 18: Tables
• 19: Non-linear
• 20: Modulation
• 21: Granular Methods
Practical Series 1- Artificial Sounds
• 1: Pedestrian Crossing
• 2: Telephone Siganlling Tones
• 3: DTMF Dialling Tones
• 4: Alarm and Menu Sounds
• 5: Police Siren
Practical Series 2- Idiophonics
• 6: Telephone Bell
• 7: Bouncing Ball
• 8: Rolling Tin Can
• 9: Creaking Door
• 10: Boingy Sound