The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

ForcedProcessorAssignment
Sampling Category
Forces the Input to be scheduled on the specified expansion card’s processor.
In almost all cases, it is better to let Kyma automatically handle the scheduling of Sounds on different
processors. However, this Sound lets you override the default scheduling and force a particular Sound to
be computed on a particular processor. Reasons for doing this might include: wanting to record a sample
into the wavetable memory of a specific expansion card (or range of cards) and being able to read out of
that same memory later; or trying to reschedule a Sound by hand if Kyma’s scheduling of it doesn’t keep
up with real time (doing your own processor allocation by hand is tricky and time-consuming and it is not
necessarily recommended! See the Tutorial entitled "What is Real Time Really" for other ways to reduce
the computational complexity of a Sound that can’t keep up with real time).
Processor
Number of the expansion card that Input will be scheduled on.
Input
Sound that will be forced onto the specified expansion card.
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