On Thu Jan 04, 2007 at 06:39:45PM -0500, patrick wrote: > hi, > > here's a patch that use switch~ to turn off/on an effect. using switch~ will > save some cpu when the effect is turn off right? so that is good, but the > thing is i have a glitch when switching...
06:29 c how do you keep the voices from using CPU when not in use? turn off their abstractions with block~ ? doesnt that cause a dropout as the dsp graph is resorted? 06:29 tim167 c: [switch~] 06:29 c yeah that 06:30 c nothing like pushing core deficiencies up into user level hacks 06:30 c i remeber rigging up a polysynth using switch, and it woul get blips, it hink 06:30 ClaudiusM c: i think switch~ just turns off processing for that abstraction, meaning the input buffers still get filled, the outlet buffers still get read, but nothing gets changed 06:31 ClaudiusM c: which means you have to have zero for a whole block before switching off or you get high pitched noise... 06:32 ClaudiusM c: .. on the other hand no dsp chain sorting issues (NB: i could be talking out of my arse, i just absorb from pd-list and pd-dev, i haven't read the source) so uh... try zeroing the DSP block, or leaving a block of headroom? or is it causing everything else to glitch too. if thats the case, you probably can't avoid it > a way to avoid this? _______________________________________________ PD-list@iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
