Use [block~ 1] in a subpatch or abstraction and everything inside there will run single sample.

You can also use [fexpr~] to run mathematical expressions on specific samples in a block.

Exporting code using the Heavy Compiler will run single sample by default.

I was talking about plugdata

You should be able to run LTS binaries on 25.10 - Actually any Linux binary built with an older libc will probably work on a newer system.

@jameslo A lot of the objects you are using are not supported by the Heavy Compiler -> https://wasted-audio.github.io/hvcc/docs/09.supported_vanilla_objects.html

We have added expr and expr~ support this month and it should come to the plugdata toolchain shortly!

@donnerbono Latest HVCC now supports expr and expr~!

You will have to put 0.5 instead of .5 though

Some other limitations also apply: https://wasted-audio.github.io/hvcc/docs/02.getting_started.html#known-limitations

Clearly you need some header files. On debian based systems alsa/asoundlib.h comes from libasound2-dev

You need to install all the build requirements on your machine first ..

At least it's extremely fun to play with! -> https://github.com/evgenykochetkov/pd-mf

@crttrkix Subpatches don't get "passed on" values of anything. That's not how they work.

The name of a subpatch is just that: a name.

Everything else a subpatch inherits from the parent, $0 (identity) and any arguments.