Hello forum, it's been a while,

I recently played an old piece of mine that uses a bunch of delay taps. I'm using delwrite~ and vd~. For some weird reason, the final tap always clips; it's about 4 times the amplitude of the input. I tried removing the last tap, and no luck. In the end, I just had to perform with the bug in place (REALLY annoying). I'm attaching the critical section of the patch.

So then it turns out that a colleague of mine was having the exact same problem and couldn't fix it either.

Now I'm wondering if this isn't a bug in Pd itself. Can anybody shed some light on this problem? Thank you.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/delaytaps~.pd

no problem here. the bug must be inside audiogate~.pd

You might think so, but my colleague didn't use audiogate~.

audiogate~ is just something I made for code cleanliness' sake. I'm attaching it. Are you using the same version of Pd as me?

Thanks,

Maybe another question I can ask is, how do I go about debugging in Pd? I've never had such difficult bugs....

bump??

Other than [print], [env~], and the Test Audio and Midi patch (in the media menu) there is no debugging in Pd.

I'm using pd version 0.41-4

highly doubt it, but what if you use [+ ] instead of [expr $f1+$i2]. and looking at it again, I didn't notice this the first time... you're putting a bang into all but one of the [expr $f1+$i2] objects. despite the fact that they're already daisy-chained, meaning they'll fire twice. Looks like you only want to put a bang in the first one.