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The focus of Pd-Dom is very different though, it does dynamically<br>
"chain" abstractions that send and receive audio. It handles also<br>
loadbang to the freshly created instances. This should all be error free<br>
and within 0 latency (using subpatches).<br></blockquote><div><br><br>Hi Enrique, Pd-Dom works looks great, thanks for sharing it. Just a question (I know i should simply try it myself, but I don't have the time atm, apologies)...<br>
Can Pd-Dom manage GOP abstractions with different dimension than a non-GOP object?<br>I'm curious 'cause I'm actually working on something really similar to Pd-Dom but with a slightly different approach. I'm trying to use dynamic patching to easily build GUI chains with whatever GOP abstraction. <br>
I use unofficial dyn-patching methods too, and iemguts. although I still have to fix few bugs the method works pretty fine so far.<br>So now I wonder whether implement your Pd-Dom..<br>thanks,<br><br></div></div><br><br clear="all">
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