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Does anyone diagram their patches or DSP flows? How?
I've been re-creating old synth patches and FX chains in newer apps, and often find myself jotting down settings or sketching simple diagrams with boxes and arrows. That's fine for simpler patches, but gets muddle pretty easily with more complex patches (particularly when there are many modulation sources).
So, I thought I'd ask the experienced patch/DSP folks here::
- (How) do you diagram/design your complex patches or DSP signal flows?
Are there good ways to map out all those settings/routing/modulations/etc while keeping the whole system clear enough to reason through?
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https://github.com/SpektroAudio/Patchbook This seems pretty complete. I’ve seen it before but haven’t actually tried it.
A decent diagramming app like Omnigraffle or even a vector graphics app like Illustrator should do the trick. And if you're looking for inspiration as to the visual language, the Patch & Tweak publisher released SVG files you can download.
http://patchandtweak.com/symbols/