Hi,

many opcodes have a parameter called "iskip". What can be done with this? Is
there more i9nformation to be found somewhere? (it would be a nice article
for the Csound Journal...)

tia,
Menno

Usually this paramemter is skip initialisation.  Used in things like
legato when you want to maintain the state of one note to the next. 
Things like filter coefficients/previous values, tables....

Others are the experts; I just provide it.

>
> Hi,
>
> many opcodes have a parameter called "iskip". What can be done with this?
> Is
> there more i9nformation to be found somewhere? (it would be a nice article
> for the Csound Journal...)
>
> tia,
> Menno




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Also, if you use opcodes that maintain an internal buffer of a signal
(like a delay opcode or a filter), it could be useful not to clear
this buffer when restarting the instrument instance.
Normally the buffer will be initialized as empty, but when you play a
legato sequence of notes, you might want to keep the "tail" of the
previous note in the delay line to get a smooth transition to the next
note.

best
Oeyvind

2009/8/21  :
> Usually this paramemter is skip initialisation.  Used in things like
> legato when you want to maintain the state of one note to the next.
> Things like filter coefficients/previous values, tables....
>
> Others are the experts; I just provide it.
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> many opcodes have a parameter called "iskip". What can be done with this?
>> Is
>> there more i9nformation to be found somewhere? (it would be a nice article
>> for the Csound Journal...)
>>
>> tia,
>> Menno
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