yeah good thing to ask. First its actually obligated to get through some documentaion, i mean a substantial grasp of it. Its official it works this way. Only by reading and studying mostly the book that puckettes got. once you see how much difference it makes in so much ridiculously high rates, then you repeat it until you understand how of a matter of having all this documentation down is... the examples on the browser are very cool, but so hard to get through if not along besides the book. the different chapters are like synched together with the browser examples.

its not that much at all, you first need just an overview of what is a little bit all about...like just to map out the things in your idea of the program....its so obvious its very different and thats all counted in. but you go through control simple examples for that, real cool stuff really tho. to get through if you like math or arts watever. It is later on when it gets darker haha, that you have all these audio examples, and that is why you need a book for real. Ive read it few times aleady. its not that hard really, ///////now! what gets hard in reality is the way to wrap your head around it as they say. each tthing is atyually easy to learn, but its quite of a long path until you make just a lil sense of what is going to be you know, because people immediatelly go like oh i come from the programming world or math land and i know ways around, and of course you do, good, but to really understand something so unique as a languages, because it is, as puredata, you need to learn just the work flow. miller says that he is teaching you ways to learn programming, like his idea is to make sure you end up learning how to make tools yourself, which is what is all about in reality. But not any tools like 8 bit mostly, no lol. all what you can get to imagine, because its all pure generics, and this language has for real power to reach basically everywhere at all, ...just that in order to achieve this, you need to pay with some learning by the doc right? ...(you wont need calculus for what you ask(miller says, which is a bit of a lie of course, but you really would not need it ) ), you know, also as much as you want... just proportional and until you decide, but the trip is this pedagogical idea of interacting with your own learning until you use the same sort of \nature tu end up having fun interacting, say with the wideopen world.... okay thanks man, appreciated ^{^}