Could this blue selector crack the sound ?
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2022 4:22 pm
Hi,
I read sometime that using a selector to bypass blue code could interrupt or do noise on the sound due to recompilation of the code.
But here's a modified selector.
When a code is bypassed, it will first reduce the level with a zip, then bypass the code when the level reach zero.
(In this example using some delay, i have also to make the input of the delay slowly increase when it is selected,
or it will record an hard clip, also there's nothing to erase the memory when the delay is bypassed)
Trying it in flowstone and LMMS i don't hear any click or interruption of the sound.
But will it be the case with more code involved and maybe more recompilation to do ???
Does it really have to recompile complex think or is it just some bypass on some part of the code ?
I read sometime that using a selector to bypass blue code could interrupt or do noise on the sound due to recompilation of the code.
But here's a modified selector.
When a code is bypassed, it will first reduce the level with a zip, then bypass the code when the level reach zero.
(In this example using some delay, i have also to make the input of the delay slowly increase when it is selected,
or it will record an hard clip, also there's nothing to erase the memory when the delay is bypassed)
Trying it in flowstone and LMMS i don't hear any click or interruption of the sound.
But will it be the case with more code involved and maybe more recompilation to do ???
Does it really have to recompile complex think or is it just some bypass on some part of the code ?