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I am wondering if there are any resources on optimizing performance in gen~ specifically, but also in Max/MSP in general. This includes things like genexpr vs gen-objects, loops, branching, using multiple gen-patchers vs combining as much as possible in one gen patcher, gen vs rbno ect.

I've found some bits of information in different forum threads and videos, but I couldn't find any definitive guides on performance-optimization. I also would be interested what the best way to do performance comparisons in Max/MSP is.

I am wondering if there are any resources on optimizing performance in gen~ specifically, but also in Max/MSP in general. This includes things like genexpr vs gen-objects, loops, branching, using multiple gen-patchers vs combining as much as possible in one gen patcher, gen vs rbno ect.
I've found some bits of information in different forum threads and videos, but I couldn't find any definitive guides on performance-optimization. I also would be interested what the best way to do performance comparisons in Max/MSP is. 

Hello,
I am wondering if there are any resources on optimizing performance in gen~ specifically, but also in Max/MSP in general. 

optimizing-performance-in-gen~

Which performance do you want to improve, specifically?

A good old way of comparing performances in Max/Jitter world uses the [timer] object. Here for instance comparing [jit.op] and [jit.expr]:

Which performance do you want to improve, specifically?
A good old way of comparing performances in Max/Jitter world uses the [timer] object. Here for instance comparing [jit.op] and [jit.expr]:


Optimizing Performance in gen~