getting green from blue in render mode in DAW

[tester]

I was wondering. Is it possible to get green data from stream out, but without using m2f prims driven by windows based tick? If I put m2f between stream and greenery, to get a value from time to time, then in render mode in DAW (rendering audio to file at max CPU) - green syncing via tick is ignored, producing empty/faulty data. And I understand that; it works generally fine in live out mode. But (having no experience with it) maybe there are other options to acomplish it? These "frame" things via some sort of ruby module? Even if it's not sample accurate (just in correct order of actions).

[nix]

u could try using a Ruby tick with the m2f,
if that doesn't work(I think it will)--
use a Ruby MIDI tick, turn that to a green tick with the MIDI event module,
and use m2f.
In my experience the Ruby events will be generated in a render.
Cheers
I think the accuracy will be decent, hope helps

[tester]

Well - will check it... one day.
Right now I leave it as it is, for live jamming so to speak.
It's a "small" variation for a friend.

@nix, could you post that Ruby MIDI tick version you speak of?

[nix]

Here is a MIDI event making a green tick->

MIDI tick.fsm

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I have one somewhere that counts over a MIDI data pin,
I can up that too,
if you'd like it.
Cheers bro

[tester]

Thanks, this one will be fine for tests. I haven't even touched the midi yet in SM/FS

[nix]

It's a good time to get into MIDI-
with the Ruby developments.

[tester]

I'm rather in technical and self-generative parametric/random stuff (like this or this?), thus never had need to use midi. Or should I say - I have no idea whether should I need midi related modules there? It seems to not improve performance (CPU), so I did not went in to it (for example, having multiple oscillators on board, each one has their own separate wavetable, so mono2poly will not fit there too).

[nix]

I'd say that the use of MIDI is pretty integral to most forms of electronic(computer) music(if you are using a DAW or controller for example).
You could do some interesting things in binaural/generative sounds by using a probability weighted random sequencer?--
Like weighted randomness on pitch and timing?
I think that MIDI is quite easy to manipulate if u want to go there,
but since you have found you don't need to, maybe you don't.
Hope you find some mind altering(in a good way!) sounds

[tester]

Well - I already have variety of randomnesses (logarithmic, tuned, etc.), tunings and microtunings, correlated events, everything like that... I could add midi, but rather for dedicated physical interface to drive the software. Sure, there are few things that I did not touched (conceptually) yet, like sequencers and synths, but it's not my priority, at least not now. I'm not a keyboard player nor percussionist; I play with soundspaces, where is no advantage of midi over non-midi approach (at least I don't see it). The flow.

[nix]

I'll listen to ur sounds tonight man 8D
Curious to hear it now.
Streams in FS are perfectly capable of all that MIDI can do.

What host do u use mate?