Hallo, Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
I'm away from Pd so I cannot check your patch, but your description sounds like you're getting your execution order wrong by trying to force a certain order through subpatches although you have a feedback-delay ("recirculating delay")
Now I could take a look at your patches and it's exactly as I guessed. You even did the [pd a~]X[pd b~] dsp-loop construct, congrats! ;)
Note that this has nothing to do with Pd being "shallow" in regard to subpatches and dsp-loops, but instead the opposite is true: subpatches that are connected by signal-connections *define* the order of the dsp-graph.
Pd automatically avoids the loop in dsp-loop-example2.pd by enforcing a minimum delay time of one block between [r~ noloop] and [s~ noloop], which you can hear if you try to play a note that requires a lower delay time, e.g. midi note 30 and above. They will all have the same frequency.
Ciao
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