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Re: [sc-dev] demand rate



Isn't all of this what OSCresponder does? All you need to do is tell the OSCresponder function to create a new synth when a trigger is received.

I don't know about the rest of you, but the separation between synthesis and structure in SC3 is what I consider to be its biggest strength over SC2. Going back to the single threaded, everything on the synth side idea seems like a bad idea to me. SC2, even when it seemed like something worked the way it should after time and time again of testing would still bug out at the worst times... something that SC3 has never done to me. Setting up the server to create synths also sets up a the danger of the server taking control of things in my mind. 

So, from what I've read, just use OSCresponder. This already does everything that everyone has mentioned wanting to do... why do more work?

Just my thoughts.

Josh

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Joshua Parmenter
Post-Doctoral Research Associate - Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media
Raitt Hall - University of Washington
Seattle, Washington 98195



On Feb 19, 2006, at 8:13 AM, Charlls Quarra wrote:

every time it's triggered, right. Its server-side spawning, indeed
 
you could in fact do the retriggering technique, and let each ugen on the synth to retrieve a new demand value on its own, but this model overrides the idea of manipulating the synth as a single object, leaving you to program each ugen to be piped by the demand bus. spawning a whole synth is clearer design. to me at least

tom tlalim <ttlalim@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:
sounds like spawning to me...
does it have to create a new node every time?
why not have a running synth with Demand UGen in it's UGen Graph calculate the next 
value every time it receives a trigger (similar to Demand rate UGens)?

tom


On 19 Feb 2006, at 15:51, Charlls Quarra wrote:

the idea is simple; a ugen that creates a node from a given synthdef definition upon request from a trigger signal. It could receive arguments in a control array / data buffer.

tom tlalim <ttlalim@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:
chan you elaborate / explain?
tom

On 19 Feb 2006, at 14:53, Charlls Quarra wrote:

> particularly, i've begged for a demand-rate server-side synth node
> creator

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