Projects Using Pure Data
Pure Data has been used as the basis of a number of projects, as a prototyping language and a sound engine. The table interface called the Reactable and the iPhone app rjdj both embed Pd as a sound engine.
Pd has been used for prototyping audio for video games by a number of audio designers. For example, EAPd is the internal version of Pd that is used at Electronic Arts (EA). It has also been embedded into EA Spore
Pd has also been used for networked performance, in the Networked Resources for Collaborative Improvisation (NRCI) Library.
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