Hello, Would really appreciate some help on an upcoming project...
I have the following patch so far, and for some reason it sounds like a stuck/broken record when I try to compute the sound, which I think is due to a "stack overflow" problem, but I have no idea how to fix it!!

Any help would be REALLY great!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/_MainPatch3.pd

Your patch is not complete : it lacks [bpm2ms], [MarkovAbstraction] and [drumming-aux].

Sorry! Here is a zip file of everything, please open "_MainPatch3"
But the problems applies to each of the "MainPatches"

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/MUSIC_PROJECT_2.zip

the [delay] object at the bottom of [drumming-aux] is not initially set with a delay time. Would be a good idea just to set it as [delay 100] or something, so it doesn't immediately go off into a stack overflow loop.

also,
between the

• object and the right inlet of the [delay] object, you probably should put something like [max 10], to ensure that the delay time never goes too low as to form a stack overflow.

that's the first possible error i can see, but there may be others.

what you need to do is to logically debug your patch. Open a new copy of the patch, and remove some part (for example, that [drumming-aux] abstraction. If your stack overflow situation continues, then you still have some problem.

Keep doing that, removing parts, until suddenly the problem disappears. Whichever part you removed just before that is likely the cause of your problem, and you can focus on it to see where the issue is.

Thank you!