@Kama11 well no, but mainly cos i have tons of them, huge folders now
(it's just an a/b switcher thing, but i think we talked about that)
@Kama11 well good luck
i found that some loadbanged operations (eg a really bad one is populating a umenu with too many entries) should always be deferred, even when you assume it's low priority already
i don't usually get much lag when actually switching though, it's mostly at loading stage
there's often not a whole lot of rhyme or reason to what will cause a lag so i just have to keep testing diff scenarios
but in general finding bottlenecks and deferring them can help, sometimes a lot
@bobbyrethwish @Kama11 short answer no
long answer: there is a [zl change] in every slot checking whether the module name changed and a [change] for each module's preset number (which is available at slot level), and then the pattrstorages in the modules sometimes have changemode enabled, depending on what works
basically some stuff needs to always go through - eg stuff that sets a module's params from global level which are not stored in its own pattrstorage (for reasons)
(there are prob a lot of different ways of arranging all of that as well so don't take this as advice)
@sean_ae @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
what r u populating menus with? sample library etc? i just use native finder stuff and then a textedit connected to the pattr system....
@sean_ae @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
yeah correct. was just chatting with bobby about this.
@trainvids @bobbyrethwish @Kama11 right i see yeah so pattrstorage is just storing textedit contents
makes previewing a bit slow though right?
i did that stuff long ago - and back then whenever i used dialogs things would be hanging, but i should prob try again, maybe it improved
cheers for that, nice and simple
@sean_ae @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
u mean previewing a sample or something? i just use finder for that too, just spacebar in the finder dialog window. so obvs not gonna go through the patch / mix busses etc. but for some reason this has never bothered me lol
@trainvids @bobbyrethwish @Kama11 it would bother me :D
but yeah
it might be a bit tricky to switch to doing that here cos i have a whole buffer management thing going on as well, but i'll look at it for sure cos i like the lack of umenus and it would make it a bit easier to use subfolders
@sean_ae @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
yeah right on - funny, i had never even considered that, i just hear a sound out of processing context and go "wonder what does" and then load it. would be slick AF to get this method to play through the processing. let us know if u come up with a solution... i can't think of one off top of head bc you're going through finder's core audio setting not whatever max is doing....
@chrisorstedt @trainvids @bobbyrethwish @Kama11 oh wow you can do filtering with that thing
that's so cool, never realised, nice one
@sean_ae @chrisorstedt @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
yeah this looks cool, didn't know about this object, thanks christopher!
@sean_ae @chrisorstedt @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
yeah this actually is sick, might work way more for my brain. one chooser with folders, one that spills out with the contents, scroll up and down with arrows, save into pattr via textedit...
would be a cool way to select patchers in a dynamic loading situation too. probably not enough room in your current main UI, sean, but for a setup with less channels / different layout, would be slick...
@trainvids @chrisorstedt @bobbyrethwish @Kama11 it's not bad - i would def miss just knowing where things are cos i'm way better spatially than remembering strings - and idk if the filtering can be *not* case sensitive cos that was messing me up as well
but i could prob use it in some situs
the size isn't a problem, just shove it in a window and open with a bang - it would prob be on top of what i have anyway
def seemed ideal for you though looking at it, i reckon rob would like it too
@sean_ae @chrisorstedt @bobbyrethwish @Kama11
yeah i know what you mean about the spatialization. will just need to use it in context and see which gels more.