Does Max behave this way as well?
I think this method probably works fine if the parent patch is an
abstraction where creation aguments have been specified. But if the parent isn't an abstraction then there are no arguments for the subpatch to take. So it would be nice in this case to specify subpatch arguments on creation of the subpatch.
The reason that I bring this all up is that if I want to do
repetitive tasks in a patch without using external abstractions I would just like to create a subpatch that I can copy/paste with different arguments.
But, actually, if there are more elegant ways to go about this
then I'm all ears. :)
. . David McCallum . Queen's University Electronic Music Studio Manager . and Noise Maker . http://mentalfloss.ca/sintheta/ .
On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Frank Barknecht wrote:
As I see it, subpatches are an almost full blown part of the surrounding patch. A subpatch is like a curtain that hides part of a room, but someone standing on the other side of the curtain still is in the same room as you and the two can talk.