Hallo, Mathieu Bouchard hat gesagt: // Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Mon, 17 Dec 2007, Frank Barknecht wrote:
The second thing, people need to learn then is, that most signal objects can only be scheduled on block boundaries. So if you send a new frequency to an [osc~] as a float message, the osc~ will not respond immediatly, as it has already calculated the next block of samples. So the new frequency can only be taken into account for the next block after that. IIR block here means 64 samples always, regardless of block~ size. But I may be wrong about that.
I don't think that it would make sense that anything else than the object's effective block size would ever be used in that case. ...
I haven't tried it though.
You're right - and now I have tried it. Actually everything else indeed wouldn't make much sense.
BTW, to add subblock precision to any float&signal inlet, change the inlet mode from float to signal (e.g. change [*~ 1] to [*~]) and use [vline~] to do a higher-precision kind of [signal~].
This is fine for float messages, but other, meta-messages (reset etc., but also bang) sometimes need to be scheduled in a clock-aware fashion as well, that's when you need the additional work.
Ciao
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