taprik

I guess that's resizing a buffer runs in low priority level (only sensible when you have overdrive on and/or scheduler in audio interrupt).

I'm wondering if there is somewhere a list of what runs in priority level and what not ?

I guess that's resizing a buffer runs in low priority level (only sensible when you have overdrive on and/or scheduler in audio interrupt).
I'm wondering if there is somewhere a list of what runs in priority level and what not ?
Is there a principle ?


resizing-a-buffer-runs-in-low-priority-level

thanx nevertheless for the tip to activate overdrive. it's still half slow here with 5 buffers in a poly~ being resized, on dual dore 2.4 mhz macbook 10.5.5, max 4.63.

also, while experimenting, it seems to help to stop the groove or play object referencing the buffer before sending a size message to the buffer.

thanx nevertheless for the tip to activate overdrive. it's still half slow here with 5 buffers in a poly~ being resized, on dual dore 2.4 mhz macbook 10.5.5, max 4.63.
also, while experimenting, it seems to help to stop the groove or play object referencing the buffer before sending a size message to the buffer.

resizing a buffer runs in low priority level ?