davidestevens

I have a large patcher containing subpatchers as both bpatchers and 

There are 3 buffers sitting inside abstractions, with arguments to 

I'm trying to get it running on another laptop, and have temporarily 

copied across all of my max folders (though I re-installed max & 

jitter, to be safe) and am running the patcher either in max in demo 

mode, or as a collective with runtime (which is what i am ultimately 

aiming to do once I've ironed the kinks out).

I've started getting a message, when I try to load sounds into a 

it doesn't always do it on every buffer, and it doesn't always do it 

Anyone have any idea what that might mean?

I don't know if this is connected, but I'm using a number of 

tap.tools externals as well, and I'm getting an error message for one 

these are [tap.buffer.snap #1] objects inside abstractions. It looks 

like the buffer name (one, two etc) isn't getting down to the object 

in time (is that possible?); although none of the other buffer 

I realise this is one for Tim Place, but thought I'd add it in in 

case anyone thinks this might be the cause of the problem. (And yes, 

I'm going to try removing them to see if that makes any difference - 

but I really want to be able to use these).

I have a large patcher containing subpatchers as both bpatchers and  
abstractions.
There are 3 buffers sitting inside abstractions, with arguments to  
set the buffer name etc.

I'm trying to get it running on another laptop, and have temporarily  
copied across all of my max folders (though I re-installed max &  
jitter, to be safe) and am running the patcher either in max in demo  
mode, or as a collective with runtime (which is what i am ultimately  
aiming to do once I've ironed the kinks out).

I've started getting a message, when I try to load sounds into a  
buffer, that says:

it doesn't always do it on every buffer, and it doesn't always do it  
first time I try to load.
Anyone have any idea what that might mean?

I don't know if this is connected, but I'm using a number of  
tap.tools externals as well, and I'm getting an error message for one  
of them ...

these are [tap.buffer.snap  #1] objects inside abstractions. It looks  
like the buffer name (one, two etc) isn't getting down to the object  
in time (is that possible?); although none of the other buffer  
related objects are having a problem.
I realise this is one for Tim Place, but thought I'd add it in in  
case anyone thinks this might be the cause of the problem. (And yes,  
I'm going to try removing them to see if that makes any difference -  
but I really want to be able to use these).

buffer error messages