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[sc-dev] Valid UGen input rates
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- Subject: [sc-dev] Valid UGen input rates
- From: Sciss <contact@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:52:43 +0000
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hi,
i was wondering whether there is a hard criterion regarding valid ugen input rates. for example:
SynthDef( \test, { SinOsc.kr( SinOsc.ar )})
SynthDef( \test, { Select.ar( 0, [ SinOsc.kr ])})
the first one is ok, the second one fails. there is hooks in the class library that do some kind of checking, but i wonder if these are always right, and if there is not a way to determine directly from the plugins (sources) which are the allowed rates...
thanks, -sciss-
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