I'm not sure if off-line rendering is the correct term for this but let me explain what I'm trying to do. I would like to process the entire contents of a function table in one go at i-time. At present I can do something like this to affect the gain:

instr 3

;reduce volume by accessing and reducing each sample in the table

iCnt init 0

iLen = ftlen(1)

until iCnt==iLen do

 iR tab_i iCnt, 1

 tabw_i iR*p4, iCnt, 1 

 iCnt=iCnt+1

enduntil

endin

I go through the entire table and modify each sample one by one, simple and very fast. But say I wanted to pass each sample through an signal modifier and process an entire table at i-time. Is that possible?  

I thought if I created a UDO and set ksmps to 1 that I might be able to do this, but that doesn't seem to work either..

opcode processEntireTable, i, i
i1 xin
setksmps 1
kCnt init 0
kLen = ftlen(1)
until kCnt==kLen do
 aR tab kCnt, 1
 aRev reverb aR, 30
 tabw aRev, kCnt, 1 
 kCnt=kCnt+1
enduntil
xout i1
endop

On 7 March 2014 11:01, Rory Walsh <rorywalsh@ear.ie> wrote:

I'm not sure if off-line rendering is the correct term for this but let me explain what I'm trying to do. I would like to process the entire contents of a function table in one go at i-time. At present I can do something like this to affect the gain:

instr 3

;reduce volume by accessing and reducing each sample in the table

iCnt init 0

iLen = ftlen(1)

until iCnt==iLen do

 iR tab_i iCnt, 1

 tabw_i iR*p4, iCnt, 1 

 iCnt=iCnt+1

enduntil

endin

I go through the entire table and modify each sample one by one, simple and very fast. But say I wanted to pass each sample through an signal modifier and process an entire table at i-time. Is that possible?