SQLite object

(karrrlo)'s icon

greetings , i am about to start exploring the SQLite object thanks to Andrew's tutorial.
i wanted to know if anybody already used it with large databases. what is the efficiency compared to a [pattr] based system or a jit.matrix based one ?

i am looking or an efficient storage system for an interface wih numerous modules and parameters that need a tight response when recalling.

Anthony Palomba's icon

I am interested in this as well. Yes, Andrew's tutorial is
really useful. It has sparked a lot of ideas...

I am curious to know what the performance is like as well.
I would like to develop a spectral database, similar to
the video database in the tutorial. I want to be able to
run hundreds of sound files through some process that extracts
spectral characteristics and stores them in the DB.
I could then resynthesize a composite sound by giving it a
meta description.

Ultimately, I would like to do Spectral Recontextualization...
http://www.mat.ucsb.edu/~b.sturm/sand/VLDCMCaR/VLDCMCaR.html
To make this work I think you would need some kind of system
that stored FFT frames on disk that you could access at will.

Some very interesting possibilities...

Admin Support HEMU-CL's icon

check bach library with dada.base extension, hot stuff!