KrisW

Is there a way to isolate (switch on/off) some parts of the patch from being processed ? i could not find if these switches or gates are able exclude anything from cpu schedule .

does "dynamic" embedding patch into [poly~] still require a patch that being stored in the same dir (as for poly) when freezing my device ? i mean ... i would love to care just for one file not another 3 .

Is there a way to isolate (switch on/off) some parts of the patch from being processed ? i could not find if these switches or gates are able exclude anything from cpu schedule . 

i hope some of u can help .
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thank u for your time !
K


isolate-and-embedding

use poly~ with only one instance to "mute" a process... I believe that's the recommended way to do it these days. check out the help file.

Sir im not sure if i understand :D does it refer to one of my questions ?

hi MIB !!!!
Sir im not sure if i understand :D does it refer to one of my questions ?


sorry.... if you want to turn off DSP (isolate) processing to lower CPU, put elements of your patch into a poly~... if you are only doing midi, gates and switches will do.

YES MIB , now i understand !!!!! thats clever solution thank you !!!

... as i understand all that objects (gate ,switch) isolate "control signal" from being processed ....

im wondering . because over last few years ive been implementing patches in different environment where just ONE module guaranteed such isolation .here seem that all the gates ans switches are doing the job

is there a big difference between ggate gswitches -> switch router ?

... as i understand all that objects (gate ,switch) isolate "control signal" from being processed ....
im wondering . because over last few years ive been implementing patches in different environment where just ONE module guaranteed such isolation .here seem that all the gates ans switches are doing the job
is there a big difference between ggate gswitches -> switch router ? 

isolate and embedding