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Around this time, Apple released the iPad 2 which featured a dual core processor and, most importantly, supported USB audio & MIDI interfaces. The original robotcowboy system hardware was gigged often, went on a 2 month tour of the United States in 2008, and lasted until the 2011 Pd Convention in Weimar. Focusing on the embodiment of computational sound, robotcowboy was originally built in 2006-2007 as an MS thesis project using an industrial wearable computer running GNU/Linux & Pure Data, external stereo USB sound & MIDI interfaces, and various input devices including HID gamepads. Robotcowboy is the author's ongoing human-computer wearable performance project.

A pair of workshops given at the LEONARDO – Zentrum für Kreativität und Innovation Nürnberg.A visiting professorship at the DU Emergent Digital Practices Program.The CMU Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry.This project has been supported, in part, by: Frank Barknecht and the rjlib crew for a great vanilla abstraction set.Chris McCormick for providing the design basis with PdDroidParty.Reality Jockey for proving PD + mobile devices = win.

my long suffering / pillar of support wife Anika for graphic design work (and much more).

Miller Puckette and the Pure Data community.

It takes a step further by supporting OSC and MIDI and by implementing the native Pd gui objects for a WYSIWYG patch -> mobile device experience: It is directly inspired by Chris McCormick's PdDroidParty and the original RjDj app by Reality Jockey. PdParty is an iOS app that allows you to run Pure Data patches on Apple mobile devices using libpd.