Daniel Jones

That's so strange. You're right, soundio.dll shouldn't be needed anymore. I'm travelling at the moment, but will take a look at the DLLs sometime when I'm back at my Windows...

@balintlaczko So this was Windows/conda/py3.10? Do you still have that env? I'd be interested in some diags if you're still able to reproduce the problem, particularly `pip show signalflow` and...

Yeah, v0.4.4 was a Windows test release that only targeted 3.12. v0.5.1 is the first proper cross-Python release for Windows. @balintlaczko Do you think you would be able to try...

Interesting! The 3.10 build seems to be looking for `python39.dll`, which is definitely not right. I'll investigate whether this is a problem with things not properly getting configured or cleaned...

Thanks for all your help with this. I tracked this down to a silly issue in the build process, in which it sometimes bundled the wrong cached version of the...

In the first example, I would say that the simplest approach would be to potentially move away from using Buffers and instead simply add three **inputs** to your patch (`self.add_input("frequency")`,...

This is a great question and interesting line of investigation. However, I would say that, according to the conceptual model of SignalFlow, a `Patch` (that is, an instance of a...

Crashes are something I always want to prevent, however, so I may repurpose this issue to solve the crash when a Patch is played on more than one graph (insteading...

_The part that is unclear to me is when the Patch's buffer size and sample rate are set. Is it when the new object is created? But it seems possible...

Yeah, `Dummy` is provided as a way for systems that might not even have audio I/O to partake in signal generation.... but you can also get away with just not...