Sweat the assets using SSE

[martinvicanek]

Hi pack! (I couldn't resist ... )

Time for another tutorial. This one is about how to cut down CPU using SSE in Flowstone. Some of the contents has been communicated before, some other may be commonsense, but maybe there is something new to discover? Find out and let me know!

Live long and prosper
MV

[Walter Sommerfeld]

Hi Martin,

i really appreciate your work here...

I only have the Slow Packs and slow Add Streams in my Toolbox => so the power Packs jumped right in it

Keep on doing!

Walter

[Spogg]

Excellent resource Martin.

Many thanks for taking the time to make that for us

Cheers

Spogg

[DigiTonix]

Hi Martin, This is just what I needed! ...
Thank you that did it for us !, everything works fine!

[anjey_olaf]

Thank you Martin!))

[BobF]

Thanks Martin,

Some excellent examples and tools. I/we have learned a lot from you!
Cheers, BobF.....

[Tepeix]

I use them so many time, thanks !)

Here's a little add-on i like to use when using SSE in series.


This way one module will replace the in and out packers.
I made mono packs for 4x to 16x and stereo to 2x to 8x. With different output.

(It's also possible to include all of this inside one code..
But it could lead sometime to confusion, and slowing testing new code,...
i made them after breaking my head with some complex all-pass,
requiring to use SSE mix inside SSE mix, inside others bugs possibility inception ... ...)

[Tepeix]

Hum ...

Just after i made all of those module, i discover that it's more smart to use the first one,
and to place simply the code in series like this :

[billv]

how to cut down CPU using SSE in Flowstone

Awesome tutorial.....thanks Martin...