Supermodules – substitution strings

[razo]

Could you explain / make an example how to write a Supermodule (eg. a Filter) so that multiple instances of it get different names for heir parameter (eg. "Frequency1", "Frequency2", etc..)?

thanks

[nickrose]

If you set up substitution strings for a supermodule, the substitutions will occur when the document is saved as a sigfile (or sent to the H8000, which is essentially the same thing). For this reason you should save designs using this feature as a .sif, even though this format is essentially obsolete.

The purpose of the substitutions is to allow multiple instances of a single supermodule to have different text, without requiring that you go in and manually edit each one.

As an example, if you use the default substitution target of "^1" set to be replaced by "high", and enter a statement of "^1 band: 10", this will become "high band 10" when the sigfile is saved.

To see this result, you will have to send it to an H8000, or save the design as a new sigfile and reload it.

[razo]

Thanks

[razo]

How can I ensure that the inputs do not become 'twisted' after making the Supermodule, e.g. Left input becomes below Right in a stereo input/output SM?

How to give names to inputs/outputs of the Supermodule?

[nickrose]

razo:

How can I ensure that the inputs do not become 'twisted' after making the Supermodule, e.g. Left input becomes below Right in a stereo input/output SM?

The solution is eternal vigilance.

razo:

How to give names to inputs/outputs of the Supermodule?

You can't really. They retain the names of their underlying connections. You could try using a NODE module (C-C or A-A) to "decouple" them.

[razo]

nickrose:

The solution is eternal vigilance.

There is no logic to it? *sigh*

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