--- marius schebella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
maybe you also want to look at the vasp library. with vasp you can do
fft on whatever buffersize you want.
marius.
Sergei Steshenko wrote:
--- Miller Puckette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Depending on the OS, you can get at least 100
Hello All,
I have a very basic question regarding pd - does it use dual buffer approach ?
That is, suppose I'm going to use a FIR (FFT, for example) with long (several
seconds) processing time (latency), and there is enough CPU performance to do
processing in real time.
Still, if I want to hear
Hey, there, Sergei
I was just working on an example to show you if it can be done... I
have worked with this quite a bit, and have successfully used filters
as long as 1.5 seconds long @ 44kHz using my dinky little 1.6Ghz
Sempron. Although the original implementation was a subband adaptive
However, then I created a canvas that covered up some things to make
a GOP patch. Ummm apparently I did things in the wrong order, so it
crashes now, every time.
nope, it's not the canvas I've confirmed that much I will need
to re-organize and re-do the patch... that will take a few
maybe you also want to look at the vasp library. with vasp you can do
fft on whatever buffersize you want.
marius.
Sergei Steshenko wrote:
--- Miller Puckette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Depending on the OS, you can get at least 100 milliseconds of buffering and
perhaps much more... so it
