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Disconnecting parts

Archive · 2006 3 old posts

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joseja ·

Hello!!

I'm doing a multieffects unit for my final proyect at university. I've 18 different effect modules in parallel and I have to join them into a single VST plug-in. Can I save DSP resources by disconnecting modules? I use a single module in each preset by routing the signal, but the other modules spend resources. Can I solve it?

forgive my english, I'm working on it.

Thank you

infuzion ·

If something isn't being used, sure disconnect it. You might want to put as much as you can in the Code primitive.

skOre ·

A switch, for switching between the effects, will cut the ressources for unused effects anyways. Yet it does enlarge the filesize I think and it takes a (quite short though) recompile to switch between them.

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