in the subpatch, the system output would be replaced with a patch output, or possibly multiple outputs whether it's simply an extra modular mixer canvas or possibly even an enitre instance of radium with the included sequencer is up to you. it should have a configurable, unlimited number of inputs and outputs, and it should also be able to contain subpatches within itself. this would be analogous to sunvox's metamodule. basically, it should let you contain an enitre modular mixer patch within a single object. Secondly, what there should be is some kind of subpatch object. this would allow you to control all aspects of an object and to send any needed data to it Quick note, when i say "object", i mean the container for instruments, plugins, and other things in the modular mixerįirst off, the framework for connecting objects should be adjusted a little: it should expose all of an object's possible inputs and outputs, and an object should be able to accept and output not only audio but also midi and control data.
the pd and faust integration are nice, but not many people would want to bother learning either of these two advanced things if they just want to do some wiring, and they shouldn't not just module plugins, but also a framework that would allow connecting plugins and other modular mixer objects in a more modular way. however, i think radium also lacks some essential features that, if it had them, would allow it to blow sunvox out of the waterĪlong with sample editing of course, what i'm mainly concerned about here is more modularity. radium, of course, has a lot of features that sunvox doesn't, like vst plugin support and hard drive audio playback. So i'm coming to radium from a program called sunvox, which is actually quite similar to radium in that it is a modular-style synth with a tracker sequencer.
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