@EEight Yes, this is exactly the kind of project Thanks for bringing my attention to it.

@EEight yes, ELSE is very impressive. Thanks for the suggestion. From what I understand ELSE is more of an extension of the Pd paradigm. I'm more looking for examples of how Pd is used to develop a framework or architecture for an instrument or workstation that may imposes a certain type of workflow. An example might be Automatonism, which uses Pd to create a modular synth style workstation. I appreciate your help @EEight

thanks for sharing! I watched the Vimeo demonstration, very cool. I tried install it but unfortunately tof & maxlib do not have apple silicon builds... but i'm looking through the individual files and getting a rough idea of it... is there any documentation that could help me better understand the project?

Hi all —

I’m currently writing a paper on the Pure Data framework behind an instrument I’ve built (youtu.be/9fTjfAB4PN4), and I’m looking for documentation or examples of other instruments or workstation-style Pd (or even Max/MSP) environments.

In particular, I’m interested in how other systems handle the functional relationships between components like:
•mixing/panning
•CV or control signal matrices
•sound-generating modules (eg synths) and/or audio effects (eg reverbs)
•preset management systems

Can anyone recommend projects, documentation, or repositories that explore these kinds of architectural choices? I've found individual solutions (eg preset management systems) but looking for info on more holistic system design...

Thanks

Thank you @fishcrystals for the explanation and @jameslo for the test results. Very helpful!

Thank you both for the clarification

I'm writing a paper where I measure the latency of an instrument I built that synthesizes sound with PD, and was wondering what to call this 'delay' parameter. I'm used to seeing it described as something like an 'I/O Vector Size' as in Max...

Thanks again for the help

Very helpful. Thanks for the reply.

So the purpose of this buffer is to accommodate the IO hardware?

And does this type of buffer have a name?

It seems to have something to do with the in/out buffer? But is not the same as the block size? Looking for a technical, under-the-hood explanation. Or a referral to any existing documentation... Thx

nice implementation and very resourceful approach using the vanilla objects. thx for sharing! will save this for future reference

I've updated ambiNilla (v.3.5) to include a signal rate implementation (ambiNilla3~). Works well for fast moving sources