SNEX - my next attempt at DSP prototyping

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Excellent, I'm glad to see you're enjoying your birthday :D

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart nice!

minor point in the SNEX documentation:
"The rules of operator precedence are similar to every other programming language on the planet"

should read:
The rules of operator precedence are similar to every other programming language on the planet, that isnt SmallTalk"

--- yeah call me a pedant - but I'm a SmallTalk programming pedant....

[orange]

@Christoph-Hart Great news, I'll looking forward to try it

[ulrik]

Thrilling!! :)

[arminh]

@d-healey so now im waiting for some tutorials from you haha

[Brian]

This is seriously dope! Can't wait to see what crazy audio mayhem we are going to be able to flex with this!

[d.healey]

How does one access the SNEX playground?

[Dominik Mayer]

In the latest scriptnode build...

• make a new Script FX or Scriptnode Synthesiser
• put the new magic formula Engine.createDspNetwork("abracadabra"); in the onInit Callback
• click the little open in workspace symbol
• Add a core.jit node
• right-click on it and hit edit code

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[d.healey]

@Dominik-Mayer Perfect, thank you!

[Alex Paradis]

@Dominik-Mayer
Sweeet! Thank you.

[Christoph Hart]

you can also just compile the project snex_playground found in the tools subdirectory, it gives you the window without any actual audio processing but has a function plotter that draws the rendered signal.