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On 05/07/2011 12:58 PM, Fernando Gadea wrote:
Asunto:
Re: [PD] problem with mixer project
De:
Jose Luis Santorcuato <santorcuato76@gmail.com>
Fecha:
ot, you got weird reply-settings.
It's manual editing. I receive the list as digests but I try to
simplify to gain legibility (I hope it works)
As Iohannes lets think, I use xfce for its lightness and minimalistic
user interface. I hope there is not a problem in the interaction between
puredata and xubuntu's xfce environment.
there is definitely no problem with xfce4 and Pd.
i use it all the time.
Try mixer~ objetct
Thank you, I will substitute the before-master audio mixing with this
object and see if the problem solves, at least as an alternative try.
i still believe that you have a problem in your patch (which will go
away if you don't use the patch; however it would probably be more
interesting on the long run to find out what caused your problem)
yes, that's my aim too, but it will be another possible test (I will do
it tonight) to find out if the problem is really in the mixing
channels. I deffinetly would like to stick to the original project and
see where the problem is.
Reading my mail I realized that I did not explain it all: the latency
problem starts when the dac~ is computing audio. As you can see in the
i still have no clue what you mean by "latency". please clarify.
It is midi latency I guess (I have no degree in electronic music. just
an amateur that started with puredata some years ago). After switching
audio on, even in the primal midi patch that translates my controller
to control data the numbers start to show really late. Is that midi
latency?
you probably should have a closer look at [delay] and what it does if
you send it a number.
Thank you, I have just found it out: it changes the delay time instead
of giving a bang after the already setted delay time. I'll change it
now.
ah, btw, you could simplify the following
<complex>
[expr $f1; if ($f1 == 0, 0, 1]
|
+----------------------------+
|
[change]
|
[select 1 0]
| [;pd dsp 0(
[;pd dsp 1(
</complex>
to this
<simple>
[!= 0] (actually this should be [> 0]
|
[change]
|
[;pd dsp $1(
</simple>
Thank you, I will implement this one. Really simple.
gdsft
IOhannes
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