I'm looking through the documentation here on github and it seems some things from the old website's documentation are missing, eg. a list of the vanilla PD objects supported by hvcc. Additionally, there are some quirks of hvcc that were not documented on the old site that could be worth documenting (eg. the send/receive objects' right inlet doesn't work, graphical objects like the Toggle are conv

For beginners (e.g. me) it is very hard to follow the installation instructions in the README. It does not state what needs to be downloaded from where, nor where it should be saved. Might be obvious to regular pd users I guess.

(I still haven't figured this out, hints appreciated.)

It took me a while to even figure out exactly how to install and load everything.

Now I've got freeliner up and running but due to all the keyboard shortcuts it's quite hard to figure out how to make any progress in making a visual.

It would greatly help to have either a written step by step guide or a screencast with someone instructing on how to make your first visuals. A Hello World for f

This will be very helpful in making connections.

/ pri RET finds the nearest [print], for example

Matches should be interactively highlighted

n and p should navigate to the next and previous match

The help patch doesn't teach about the special [dbg true] case.

Expected Behavior

Add:

• More scales (minor melodic, harmonic...).
• A mechanism to generate dyad, triad, tetrad (etc...) chords.
• Microtonal / Alternate tuning system.

< https://github.com/SeanArchibald/scale-workshop >
< http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/ >
< https://sevish.com/music-resources/ >
< https://sevish.com/2017/mapping-microtonal-scales-keyboard-scala/ >

Try to