eleven_t

I am wondering if it is possible to avoid DSP drop-outs when initializing a new buffer~, for a example in a dynamic poly~ patch? I need to dynamically create buffers but this issue ruins all the effort. Any ideas?

buffer-initialization-causes-dsp-to-stop

A quick search of the forum reveals this:

https://cycling74.com/forums/object-oriented-programming-in-max

Well, I am using oo objects and all the poly~ goodness already however my question remains unanswered. I don't want the initilization of buffer~ to stop DSP, that's the problem.

I might just create one poly~ to hold hundreds of buffers (so it would one-off event) to assign them to whatever I need later, hmmm...

Well, I am using oo objects and all the poly~ goodness already however my question remains unanswered. I don't want the initilization of buffer~ to stop DSP, that's the problem. 

I might just create one poly~ to hold hundreds of buffers (so it would one-off event) to assign them to whatever I need later, hmmm...


How come creating buffer~s is interrupting audio? May we please see a patch?

My patch is a bit too big and dependent on parent patchers so I can't paste it here however I can only replicate DSP drop-out when deleting a buffer~ but not creating it, does it happen to you as well?

What happens when you delete the buffer in the patch below? 

If I try your patch in Max6, there is indeed a short dropout when I delete the 

In Max5, the dsp stops definitively after the following sequence: deleting the buffer, undo, deleting the buffer again.

It may be related to this previous topic:

https://cycling74.com/forums/the-dsp-stops-when-a-buffer-is-deleted

In Max6, this behavior seems to have been corrected.

If I try your patch in Max6, there is indeed a short dropout when I delete the buff buffer.
In Max5, the dsp stops definitively after the following sequence: deleting the buffer,  undo, deleting the buffer again.

It may be related to this previous topic:
https://cycling74.com/forums/the-dsp-stops-when-a-buffer-is-deleted

Buffer~ initialization causes DSP to stop