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Re: Re: [sc-users] simple bus question



2006/12/17, karlos <k.gebbert@xxxxxxxxx>:
> It's because of order-of-execution - see the [Order-of-execution]
> helpfile. You can modify the order in which the synths run by changing
> whether they're added to the head/tail of their group, or which group
> they're added to...


thanks, I was not exactly expecting that with using busses, since it does
not make sense if one thinks about the bus system as a mixing console. But I
guess its not quite a working analogy (but one that was drawn at some point
and confused me).
If you want to be able to read data back irrespective of order of
execution then it is possible to do that, using InFeedback instead of
In. In that case you can read and write in any order, but if you read
*after* you write, you'll be reading slightly older data, which is
often fine but very often not fine. Check the InFeedback helpfile. In
general, though, for most purposes I recommend you keep the correct
order, it actually makes it much easier in the long run to get things
right.

Dan