[PD] PD signal graph
Krzysztof Czaja
czaja at chopin.edu.pl
Mon Jan 27 12:27:44 CET 2003
hi Thomas,
well, going dynamic is quite another story, but perhaps this might
be of some value to you anyway --
My impression is that the poly~ in msp maintains a separate dsp
chain.
In rabin~, I have taken a shortcut of fake-loading instances as if
they were regular abstractions -- and thus used the main dsp
chain. The trick was to implicitly replace all inlet(~)s and
outlet(~)s with in(~)s and out(~)s, which were 'remotely'
connected to the main rabin~ object (hence the 'r' in the name,
btw).
There is some overhead price to pay for such a scheme, of course,
but apparently not as big as in the original poly~, which is
horribly inefficient.
The poly~ in msp does not support editing of an embedded
abstraction. I have enabled this in rabin~. No idea, though, how
this could be done if having a separate dsp chain.
I have not decided yet if maintaining a separate dsp chain is the
way to go for cyclone's poly~. Maybe your project will serve as
a clue. For the time being, the main stopping factor is Pd's
inability to create 'mixins', i.e. inlets (other than first)
accepting both signal and control connections.
Krzysztof
Thomas Grill wrote:
>>Thomas, are you going to make a polyphonic instrument with real
>>dynamic voice (aka instance) allocation ala Csound, a super-poly~
>>we all dream of?
>
>
> Yes, i'll try to as soon as for the next performance all scores have been
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