On Mon, 17 Dec 2007, Derek Holzer wrote:
I teach my students that the reason you can't send audio to "message"
(i.e. non-audio) objects is that "message" objects run slower.
The only ways that they run slower, is that: messages are only applied to
audio between block boundaries; and doing audio processing with [+] takes
a lot more cpu time than with [+~] because block processing takes a lot
less messages to get the same job done. But for the latter, this is why
there is GridFlow and VASP and stuff: they can handle many numbers in
few messages.
While this may not be "logically" correct to many of the hackers that
live on this list, it is a convenient way to explain the difference to
artists just beginning in this world.
I also heard that babies are delivered by storks whenever mommy and daddy
love each other very very much. I'm just beginning in this world so I get
what I deserve.
Plus I'd like to know what the limits of message processing speed are.
In "real time", please.
You can know that in realtime by using pd.
Try [realtime].
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