More efficient opcode.

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2006/08/07 18:51:02 (permalink)

More efficient opcode.

What’s more efficient?

<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1
<region> sample=sample locc8=1 hicc8=1

Or

<group> locc8=1 hicc8=1

<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample
<region> sample=sample


Does SFZ look at every region on Note On instance and decide whether that region is enabled for playback?

If I put the locc hicc opcodes on the group level does that make it 10 times more efficient because it doesn’t have to look at the ten regions individually?

Does it matter?
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    lawapa
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    RE: More efficient opcode. 2006/08/07 20:01:43 (permalink)
    Saves typing and also makes the file more readable?

    See I usually do my files up one <region> at a time noodle a tad then add another region. So I'm writing as I go adding one region at a time with the setting opcodes. And I end up with a bigs ones. Not like Chad's granular/40wavetables but big for me But if you know what you want then by all means <group><control> away.
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    René
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    RE: More efficient opcode. 2006/08/12 15:09:29 (permalink)
    Both are identical. The parser does all that work on file loading. The <group> way is way more readable to me.



    -René
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