Hallo, João Pais hat gesagt: // João Pais wrote:
hi, some more development about this. I've been trying the rjlib, and I
think it doesn't suit me. what I have are events with x duration (as
example between .1 - 5 sec), which are fed parameters read from data
structure arrays at the speed of 10ms. So, one "note" receives each 10ms a list of parameters, until it's finished. It would be like I had a midi
note down, and would change a controller. But if I got it right, these
poly patches are made to handle oneshot events. Is there a way of making
sure that pitch x goes to synth x, with the parameters attached?
Maybe you don't need any poly-clone at all? What you describe sounds as if a simple pool of objects could serve you just as well. E.g. with voice.pd you could create them as:
[voice 0] [voice 1] [voice 2] ...
To create this, some simple dynamic patching could be used, just send "obj 100 $1 voice $2"-messages to [s pd-myvoices] to create them in [pd myvoices]. where $1 is about 30 times $2 and $2 is a counter from 0.
Then inside of voice.pd have a global receiver and route messages by $1:
[r voice-params] | [route $1] | [s $0-my-params]
Attached is an excerpt of the score. 6 parameters for each event, and
these last for ~1.5 secs.
Ah, I think the attachment is missing. :)
Ciao
Frank