[maxmsp] Re: Many data to store: preset or coll?
Jean-Fran ç ois Charles
jeanfrancois.charles at newflore.org
Tue Apr 1 09:51:17 MDT 2008
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I think that coll is still used a lot mostly because it used to be the most flexible method. You can edit the text file, that you can't do with preset. I think there are still a number of Max users around who didn't do the pattr tutorials, but learnt coll a long time ago. That's why it's still the easiest way for them. But for a new user, I think pattr is as easy as dealing with coll. Actually, it is even easier if what you want to do is presets. Programming the multi-dimensional interpolation between 3 presets or more yourself would be a pain with colls, and not easy to maintain. Yes, think about it. You want a crossfade between presets. You want a situation "25 % of preset A, 30 % of preset B, 45 % of preset C". How do you do that with colls? Time, energy, and more. With pattr, it's built in. Jean-François. > May I ask why the other two methods, preset and coll, are not as good? Less > presets, too short data strings, not flexible enough, or where are the > problems you usually encounter in comparison with [pttr] ?
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