Matthew Aidekman

What should I know about the SDIF objects to keep them running smoothly? I keep getting stack overflow messages which end up quitting max. I suspect the instability has something to do with my [SDIF-Tuple]--->[p funkify the tuples]--->[sinusoids~] A few times I've "narrowed" it down to something in the funkify tuples patch but no matter what I replace, the crashes always happen at random times.

Anyone else sometimes feel like for every moment of inspiration there's weeks, months or even years of building infrastructure and debugging? 

What should I know about the SDIF objects to keep them running smoothly?  I keep getting stack overflow messages which end up quitting max. I suspect the instability has something to do with my [SDIF-Tuple]--->[p funkify the tuples]--->[sinusoids~]   A few times I've "narrowed" it down to something in the funkify tuples patch but no matter what I replace, the crashes always happen at random times.

I'm running in a poly~ 
128 VectorSize  
audio interrupt

Anyone else sometimes feel like for every moment of inspiration there's weeks, months or even years of building infrastructure and debugging?  


sdif-objects-and-stability

I don't know of any problems with SDIF-tuples that would case a stack overflow. Make sure you have the latest versions from cnmat.berkeley.edu/downloads

SDIF-tuples could be putting out *a lot* of data. While stack overflows usually happen when there's a loop, they could be a product of the stack being too big. Maybe a defer object somewhere in the middle of your funkification might help.

I don't know of any problems with SDIF-tuples that would case a stack overflow.  Make sure you have the latest versions from cnmat.berkeley.edu/downloads

SDIF-tuples could be putting out *a lot* of data.  While stack overflows usually happen when there's a loop, they could be a product of the stack being too big.  Maybe a defer object somewhere in the middle of your funkification might help.

mzed thanks for your response. I *am* running at 128 sample rate with audio interrupt on. But this seems to be the only way I can get decent accuracy... Am I imagining things? would defer weird this out? Maybe I should split the original SDIF up into a few different parallel bands? Is the point to get something that sounds like the original? Because this seems nearly impossible...

I'll attempt to rework the patch in the mean time.

mzed thanks for your response.  I *am* running at 128 sample rate with audio interrupt on.  But this seems to be the only way I can get decent accuracy...  Am I imagining things?  would defer weird this out? Maybe I should split the original SDIF up into a few different parallel bands? Is the point to get something that sounds like the original?  Because this seems nearly impossible...

I'll attempt to rework the patch in the mean time.


SDIF Objects and Stability?