Hello list,
the current version of pdmax only allows the pd sample rate to be set as a parameter "-sr xxx". Would it be possible to send that as a pd~ message, so that it can be changed after the object has been initiated? This would allow for the same patch to be used with different sampling rates. In my particular case, it would be ok to stop the pd sub-process to change pd's sample rate, and then reinitiate it.
Best,
Joao
Am 27. September 2020 01:58:03 MESZ schrieb "João Pais" jmmmpais@gmail.com:
Hello list,
the current version of pdmax only
what's "pdmax"? how does it differ from [pd~] compiled for max/msp? more to the point: is the issue you are raising here specific to the max/msp-object, or is it a [pd~] issue on all platforms?
This would allow for the same patch to be used with different sampling rates.
would it? at least with a Pd-host, the actual sample rate would be determined by the host. So while the child process might believe that it is running at (say) 96kHz, if the host runs at 44.1kHz the child would still only process 44100 samples per second (and channel).
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