RE: [Sub-sonic-development] buffers

[<Do...@as...>]

This would be standard practice in all effects. You can't really write back
over the incoming buffer in case you still need to refer to the data your
over writing and in any case this would probably be inefficient. In IMF I
have at least 2 internal buffers in operation at anyone time so I don't see
a problem with what your doing.

Doug

-----Original Message-----
From: Lourens Veen [mailto:js...@dd...]
Sent: 30 May 2000 15:27
To: sub...@li...
Subject: [Sub-sonic-development] buffers


Hi,

I'm experimenting with some SS stuff, and in my current design an effect
plugin would always take data from one buffer, do something to it, and
write it to another one. Is this bad? For example for an echo effect you
need these buffers anyway. Ofcourse there is some overhead but it makes
for a more logical design in my eyes.

Opinions?

L.

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