MegaHurtz ·
Is there a limit to the amount of indexes you can read and write simutaniously in one array.
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MegaHurtz ·
Is there a limit to the amount of indexes you can read and write simutaniously in one array.
Disco_Steve ·
to be pedantic one per core, however reads and writes one after the other, as far as I know you can have as many as your cpu can take. always try to make arrays as small as possible though, and if possible, reduce the number to reads and writes to a minimum per sample cycle.
if your trying to make a FIR, as a warning, I couldn't get acceptable cpu usage no mater how hard I tried with or without arrays. (for a remotely long fir)
hope that helps? Steve
MegaHurtz ·
oki.. noted. I cant really avoid using a 20/30 indexes in the same array though. making a sample accurate sequencer/value recorder for my controllers. needs to yump on cue. I have One 3ghz core. So it becomes very serial indeed:D
MegaHurtz ·
The only problem really is the array seems reluctant to store it`s content. maybe nice to have a function within the code component.
Disco_Steve ·
? reluctant to store its content?
I don't understand?
MegaHurtz ·
im not great at x code. so.. if you make an array in the basic code form, it doesnt hold it`s values. let alone provide an option to save them. its more of delay than a sampler. btw seq is done, ate a hefty 10% but it`s there. made an audible demo.. its a vst, but for now its yust holdin one key. nevermind the misses:D
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