Global Send receive nodes....
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@Christoph-Hart oh yes of course, silly me.
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@Lindon so in the end the rule is:
You can split a send to several destinations, but you cant merge several sends into a single destination...
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@Lindon can you merge data into the send node using xfader or logic op?
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@aaronventure yes of course, but of course this means you will need to put all your processing in a single scriptnode network... AND... networks with Global send and receives cant be compiled...
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@Lindon isn't the compilation step just for reducing overhead while working in HISE?
But yeah, snex and faust need to compiled first before export, so I see how this can cause friction between workflows.
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@aaronventure said in Global Send receive nodes....:
@Lindon isn't the compilation step just for reducing overhead while working in HISE?
But yeah, snex and faust need to compiled first before export, so I see how this can cause friction between workflows.
I was under the impression - and I'll admit this was a fair time ago when Christoph first introduced script Node compilation - that it reduced CPU usage to use a compiled network vs leaving it "native"
In my current case there are a bunch of faust filter nodes in my process, so they need compiling so I'm separating out the "processing" and leaving the Global send/receives in "native" mode. So yes this is a bit frustrating from a workflow (and testing) point of view...
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@Lindon one day Chris will find himself on the annoying end of that workflow and we'll get the automated compilation step for faust and snex
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@aaronventure said in Global Send receive nodes....:
@Lindon one day Chris will find himself on the annoying end of that workflow and we'll get the automated compilation step for faust and snex
LOL - yeah maybe, ..but I dont mind it so much - what would have been nice was to be able to compile Global send/Receives into dlls - but I can see why thats a non-starter...
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@aaronventure said in Global Send receive nodes....:
one day Chris will find himself on the annoying end of that workflow
Actually I'm using and enjoying this workflow on a daily basis - being able to compile parts of a more complex system and then treat them as black-box items that just do whatever they should is satisfying as f***.
but you cant merge several sends into a single destination...
Just use a split node, put multiple receive nodes in there, BAM, multiple sources at the same target.
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@Christoph-Hart said in Global Send receive nodes....:
Just use a split node, put multiple receive nodes in there, BAM, multiple sources at the same target.
exactly what I'm doing....
