It's great! I hope they will implement GUI design soon, since for now we need to deep dive into C++ to make a plugin with a GUI

"Pure data programming fundamentals: matching, effects, sound synthesis" sorry, I should have put the name in the post :D

Great book! If you bring the parameters over the limits you'll get a very cool sound design patches!

--best for beginners. I love it, it's great, but it's not a basic book about Pd. Here's the link to my book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2RF56ML

and sample chopping of loops, especially rhythmic loops (mostly drums, but not only). It's available on Amazon if you want to have a look. The Farnell book is a sound design book, He uses Pd, but He says in the book that it's accidental to the main focus (sound design). Great book, but not the--

It's called "Pure Data programming fundamentals" and it covers the basics, like installation, general programming, how to install external libraries and of course sound processing and sound synthesis. It's the first volume of a series, I'm writing the second volume atm. It'll be about sample slicing

Thank you so much for all the info! I think I don't have the prerequisites to activate the subscription option on YT, but I have some tutorials there. Monetisation is long gone now, but the subscription model would be interesting, I think. As for the course on Pd, I actually have a book about it

How do you like Udemy? I've taken a couple of courses there and it seems a great platform. I'd make a Pd and Max4Live course there. Is it with it for you? How is it going?

I was kinda thinking the same, looks like it would be a great choice to create a video-course or payed video-lessons, but with a very high production level to make them worth the money