derek holzer wrote:
Hi again,
if indeed [nop~] no longer delays by 1 sample block, then using a pair of [send~] and [receive~] should do the same thing. Or [anything~], if indeed that still exists. But it would be a major pain to have to go clean up old patches because of this. Maybe IOhannes just shortened the documentation? ;-)
well, [nop~] should always have been there only for cosmetic reasons. with zexy-2.0 it finally is.
the usage of [nop~] in the [limiter~]-help patch was something i should never have done in the first place. it is only there to achieve a "very short" delay. you can do that as well with [z~ 64] (ok, it is one more character to type) in the limiter~help for zexy-2.0 there is no more [nop~].
i would really rather keep [nop~] as it is now (without delay), but of course we could discuss whether it makes any real sense (as an analogy to the "nop"-mnemonic).
as for old patches: i fear you will have to go through them again (imagine all the joys you will go through again when reading olde works) if you insist on using zexy-2.0 (that was one of the reasons for the new major-versions)
mfg.a.sdr IOhannes
PS: think of it like [atan2] ;-)