Gary Lee Nelson

I am using multiple gigaverb~ objects in a patch and just found that the

parameters seem to be global. For example, altering room size in one

instance of gigaverb~ changes room size in all of the others.

I am using multiple gigaverb~ objects in a patch and just found that the
parameters seem to be global.  For example, altering room size in one
instance of gigaverb~ changes room size in all of the others.

Cheers
Gary Lee Nelson
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

are-gigaverb-parameters-global-for-all-instances

Duh...nevermind. I was using send/receive objects inside my abstraction and

they had the same names for all instances. Changed them to #0parameters and

On 1/8/07 12:28 PM, "Gary Lee Nelson" wrote:

> I am using multiple gigaverb~ objects in a patch and just found that the

> parameters seem to be global. For example, altering room size in one

> instance of gigaverb~ changes room size in all of the others.

Duh...nevermind.  I was using send/receive objects inside my abstraction and
they had the same names for all instances.  Changed them to #0parameters and
all is well.

On 1/8/07 12:28 PM, "Gary Lee Nelson"  wrote:

> I am using multiple gigaverb~ objects in a patch and just found that the
> parameters seem to be global.  For example, altering room size in one
> instance of gigaverb~ changes room size in all of the others.
>
> Cheers
> Gary Lee Nelson
> Oberlin College
> www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson
>
>

Are gigaverb~ parameters global for all instances?