Hi All,

I have had an attempt at searching for the answer to this, but havn't found what I am looking for. (I have found a lot out in the past from searching this forum).

What I am trying to do is use Pd so delay a signal a number of times, by different times.

However, the times i want to delay by are multiples of 60 microseconds. My initial results looked quite sensible, so I moved on. However, now looking at this Pd treats samples in blocks of 64, at 48kHz.
This means one block is 1.3mS in length. So much larger than the values I wanted to use.
What confuses me is how the results I had looked nearly correct. Will delread~ just work to the nearest sample, or does the time delay have to be in multiples of 1.3mS?

Thanks.

have a look at the pd help file G05.execution.order

i think that explains it.

you can also use [z~] from zexy. it will delay your signal by specified anount of sampes

[block~ 1] in your subpatch or abstraction will set block size to 1 sample