hello,
ssad is neat but if I close the patch without saving the values into a file, my values are lost, aren't they?
a memory that needs a file, is like a musician that isn't able to play without
score sheets,
that not very rock'n'roll,
scores are usefull for learning music or for playing a Boulez weird composition,
or for playing a big symphony,
but for simple melodies using scores in live performance can be annoying,
I know it from experience.
Using a text file for memorizing a few parameters can be annoying as well.
Chris McCormick <chris@mccormick.cx> a écrit : On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 02:21:15PM -0700, shift8 wrote:
> there are a variety of ways to make storage in pd. Frank's Memento
> system is the most used it seems, but i dont'
remember if it uses all
> internal objects. if you use a more generic storage like [textfile] you
> will get a lot more flexibility.
I am a huge fan of Frank's sssad system, which uses the list internal,
and textfile. If like me you are a 0.39-2 fanboy, then check it out;
his system requires only internal objects.
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