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## Algorithmic Composition Exercise
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## Algorithmic Composition Exercise
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# Download the archive of pd patches
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# Getting started
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* Download the archive of pd patches
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http://cct.lsu.edu/~eberdahl/tmp/algorithmic-composition-exercise.zip from the Internet to your computer
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http://cct.lsu.edu/~eberdahl/tmp/algorithmic-composition-exercise.zip from the Internet to your computer
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# Use CyberDuck to copy this archive file to your home directory ~ on your kit
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* Use CyberDuck to copy this archive file to your home directory ~ on your kit
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# Log into your kit like in the previous labs:
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# Log into your kit like in the previous labs:
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* Power up your kit by plugging in the micro USB cable. (Then the lights on your kit should turn on.)
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* Wait at least one minute for the board to boot up.
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* Start the XQuartz program and then log into your kit using the following command
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ssh -XY ccrma@192.168.105.106
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* After you login, you will see the prompt ccrma@satellite:~$ This means that you are logged into a computer named "satellite" as the user "ccrma", and you are currently in the directory ~, which is the shortcut for your home directory.
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# Uncompress the archive and start the pd patches
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* Run the following command
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unzip algorithmic-composition-exercise.zip
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* Run the following command to start Pure Data
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pd &
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* Open the lab patch ~/algorithmic-composition-exercise/OtherParts.pd |
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