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Sep 10, 2012 at 8:28pm
speedlimit and matrices
Hi there,
[speedlimit] limits the speed of message throughput.
so, am I right by saying we can use it for slowing down the frequency of a matrix output to another part of my patch which includes some UI stuff and which doesn’t require high frequency update ?
asking that just in case I’m totally wrong…
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Sep 11, 2012 at 4:35am
you can use qlim
Copy all of the following text.Then, in Max, select New From Clipboard.
----------begin_max5_patcher----------
585.3ocyVssbaBCD8Y3qPidl5QhKl39T62QmNYjAEG4BRDI4KMYx+dQKPKIw
3PSH37.hQRK6d1C6Ykdv2CuVcjavnuh9Axy6AeOOXI2Bdsy8vkriYELCXFdq
vt3lJylcBbPy1UZtgKsLqPIuVyyrMtKJhrfDfRVRcuHsCne19Upc1Bt096Jd
i4XbP8ye29FkzZD2CaRip+31XwrY2Jja5GmvUPbHPbtBBTTZuHIxAfqVu8Ko
cXVtqTHqiOjSzdwTxJgXh+tVvJ5YdCdA6CcK9nuuaHXjzljenF.c9yxOBnGW
nX4qYxM3gXEXy2.qPSoKRBpMBXkkwtwP5oYk3IgUnSGqbWgnDQIDxfzx6nPI
LNAnjzyQIzSRIgy.k7R80joTnIiVnDStXJkRtwv1veQQglyxQ4p645Ekp8SZ
kQmXYYH7h.TCc0.kFWtZigjKkbqVghInuwxrh8bDc56m.0NcLTSWkgDOK+rQ
PNM0cVWYifOHyTaz0kLqVb78ouBCgWomskaxESd43hpCBYt5vqb.dXzUP+hn
X2+7+2CvWyx90FsZmLuelcl1xootvDthzvawml3hNKw8gPOSUh1VdLt7jRSe
iYJ3MbgP9760APxs9SSeiZmNqK0Zkun+gobtwJjPsQOaRdhM2Jxy4v1cpibg
gstfC4C4j+FFKZhFAZRmMzDOBz3NfXlfCcDvIZ1PSxXHmOWngNekNOOVmFQt
KdMa.5CTn2zEhUUsmqMstDPRc61sJsa5x.XpP1LE7X8s71K5rOw24sG8+Cfu
hzkc
-----------end_max5_patcher-----------
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Sep 11, 2012 at 7:02am
hi tobiasros and thank for your interest.
does it equal [speedlimit @defer 1] ?
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Sep 11, 2012 at 7:16am
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Sep 11, 2012 at 7:32am
“The speedlim object unfortunately places messages back in the scheduler for execution, and thus may result in a crash when used to temporally downsample streams of Jitter matrices if Overdrive is turned on. The qlim object is an interrupt safe replacement for this and other tasks.”
gorgeous !
finally, I had a good idea to ask that even if I thought my question would be a bit stupid (eh.. maybe it is :p)
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