Posted: 19 Mar 2011, 18:35
I was stunned by atlast recently testing more deeply poly.
amazing. blasting simple, clever and powerfull. so much easier fun, testing speed, maintenance and tracking that i may revert a bit from scripts in favor to this in lot of cases. well done, really impressive.
one little thing i feel would go a lot in pair with the feature would be to allow a wireless access to parent patch.
i could send a message from a subpatch to parent patch, but it would stop working when the patch becomes polyphonic,
maybe cause usine creates virtually a parent patch in between, or some security reasons...
ideally my dream feature would be multiple occurences of same named send bus possible (summed), but i think i was already talked about something very hard to implement.. , but maybe some easier possible tweaks of IML could allow that, not
necessarely by summing, but allowing a polysubpatch to send data to parent patch ?
mmm i just think i could maybe just do a fader ouput with 'once in poly'!!! why searching complex..
still feel iml or send bus could be really insane cool, but it's all in the same 'connect all' subjects we often speak about
anyway, usinepoly really rocks! chaps'
one little thing i feel would go a lot in pair with the feature would be to allow a wireless access to parent patch.
i could send a message from a subpatch to parent patch, but it would stop working when the patch becomes polyphonic,
maybe cause usine creates virtually a parent patch in between, or some security reasons...
ideally my dream feature would be multiple occurences of same named send bus possible (summed), but i think i was already talked about something very hard to implement.. , but maybe some easier possible tweaks of IML could allow that, not
necessarely by summing, but allowing a polysubpatch to send data to parent patch ?
mmm i just think i could maybe just do a fader ouput with 'once in poly'!!! why searching complex..
still feel iml or send bus could be really insane cool, but it's all in the same 'connect all' subjects we often speak about
anyway, usinepoly really rocks! chaps'