Hi,<br><br>You can't chuck audio signals into parameters like that. What you must do is something like<br><br>SinOsc osc => Pan2 pan => dac;<br>SinOsc panMod => blackhole;<br>while (true)<br>{<br> panMod.last
() => pan.pan;<br> 1::samp => now;<br>}<br><br>Of
course, you may then run your loop less frequently than every 1::samp,
which is probably advisable in many circumstances to save CPU. It
seems to me that it would be nice to be able to chuck audio signals
about more arbitrarily. I don't know if they've implemented it this
way simply because if they made it too easy people (especially
beginners) would end up overdoing it (particularly with things like
filter cutoff which I understand would trigger lots of extra
computation) without thinking about it. Maybe it would make sense to
have an operator like ~=>, for example, which would do the above
automatically but still force the user to be aware that they were doing
something potentially expensive etc. Perhaps there could even be a way
of adjusting the property of such a link that governed how often the
value was updated.
<br><br>On a somewhat related note, I don't know what the most elegant
way of making it happen would be, but it seems like it could be nice to
have the ability to run some UGens in a programme at different sample
rates. In pd, there is [switch~] which can cause subpatches and their
children to change block size (not relevant in chuck I understand) and
up / down sample audio signals (perhaps difficult to apply to chuck).
This can save quite a bit of cpu for LFOs etc, but I guess it may not
be trivial to do something very similar in chuck. Perhaps if rather
than just having blackhole, there was something like a Blackhole object
with a sample rate parameter... again, there may be no neat way of
implementing such a thing, though.<br><br>Any more insights into this most welcome,<br><font color="#888888">Peter</font><br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Nov 10, 2007 2:58 AM, Michael Heuer <<a href="mailto:heuermh@gmail.com">
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