Ernest

With Live10, M4L can still only use one processor core, limiting CPU for polyphony. If I make a shell so that others could develop Live10 apps using parallel processing for poly~ instances, what features should be included?

Im thinking the shell would include two components:

2. A separate Max patch containing poly~ and rewire~ client client objects.

This removes the limit of only one core being available in poly~. But it requires a separate standalone Max application running at the same time, and control would have to be through MIDI.

With Live10, M4L can still only use one processor core, limiting CPU for polyphony.  If I make a shell so that others could develop Live10 apps using parallel processing for poly~ instances, what features should be included?

Im thinking the shell would include two components: 

1. A M4L ReWire host
2. A separate Max patch containing poly~  and  rewire~ client client objects.

This removes the limit of only one core being available in poly~. But it requires a separate standalone Max application running at the same time, and control would have to be through MIDI. 

With Live10, M4L can still only use one processor core, limiting CPU for polyphony.  If I make a shell so that others could develop Live10 a

Request for comment: external Max rewire client object for multithreaded polyphony