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Im pretty sure i'm not alone when I ask this. Would it be at all too big to ask that when a dynamic bpatcher loads in a new sub patch it does not interrupt the dsp flow. i'm aware this can be achieved by having a bpatcher for the UIs and a poly~ for the rest. I am at the moment developing a not for profit organisation to create purpose built interfaces for specific Midi controllers/Instruments, to give musicians use of these tools without needing the knowledge of using Software DAW systems. I want to keep operating these Interfaces as easy as possible for the users and don't want them to be faced with the problems of being faced with two maxpatchers in their effects folders.

I am in talks with some of the worlds leading hardware manufacturers about this project and they are very excited. Each Interface has a link to Cycling 74 and I aim to promote the use and flexibility of using Max msp to our users. I feel that this is the biggest let down that would otherwise be a superb object. At the moment the project is in its early stages but I will post some links to this thread once I have some to share.

Im pretty sure i'm not alone when I ask this. Would it be at all too big to ask that when a dynamic bpatcher loads in a new sub patch it does not interrupt the dsp flow. i'm aware this can be achieved by having a bpatcher for the UIs and a poly~ for the rest. I am at the moment developing a not for profit organisation to create purpose built interfaces for specific Midi controllers/Instruments, to give musicians use of these tools without needing the knowledge of using Software DAW systems. I want to keep operating these Interfaces as easy as possible for the users and don't want them to be faced with the problems of being faced with two maxpatchers in their effects folders.
I am in talks with some of the worlds leading hardware manufacturers about this project and they are very excited. Each Interface has a link to Cycling 74 and I aim to promote the use and flexibility of using Max msp to our users. I feel that this is the biggest let down that would otherwise be a superb object. At the moment the project is in its early stages but I will post some links to this thread once I have some to share.

Thanks Lee
Free Sound Infinity
Creator and Developer


can-you-make-bpatcher-perform-like-poly

Here is a video of the first interface with the first instrument and effect loaded in.

This or mybe a "bppoly~" (a poly~ object that shows the loaded patch inline and does anything else like poly~) would be the most useful thing I can think of for the way I would like to use max too!!

Totally agree that a "bppoly" would be very useful.

Agreed. Every time I have to wrap something up in a poly (for dsp muting purposes) I feel like I'm stepping into a time machine or "how things used to work".

Feature Request - can you make bpatcher perform like poly~