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Have these mubu.process attributes ever existed?

MuBu
#1

Hello,

I had a big list of error messages on my ages-old live patch. Among them I had some from mubu.process:

“mubu.process: “slice.size” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “slice.size” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “slice.hop” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “slice.norm” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.func” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.base” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.inmin” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.inmax” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.outmin” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.outmax” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.colindex” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu.process: “scale.numcols” is not a valid attribute argument”

I don’t know for how long these messages have been popping since they were hidden in a big flood of error messages. I don’t remember having seen them before.

So, how long ago have these attributes been removed? Or were they incorrect in this object from the very beginning???

#2

Hi,

if you look in the help patches of these pipos, all the attributes still exist.
Maybe you don’t have the pipo objects in the Max Path?

Best

#3

Hi Ricardo,

Aren’t thes objects included in the mubu package?

#4

Yes, of course. Maybe you have old items in the Path? Can you check if the pipo helps work for you?
Best

#5

Yes pipo help works. One additional information: this issue came after moving my patch from a Windows computer to a Mac ARM (M2).

#6

ok. Does this happen only on OSX or also on Windows?
If you can share the patch I can try to reproduce the bug.

#7

Interesting. It seems to happen on Windows too. Could some mubu update have broken something?

Here is the subpart of the patch. I can’t send the whole patch it’s much too complex and big. Please note it’s supposed to work with a polybuffer~ with several dozens of sounds.

process_subpatch.maxpat (1.1 MB)

#8

thanks!
In your mubu.process you have just a pipo.mfcc in the pipo chain. But you declare attributes for pipo.scale and pipo.slice (which are therefore not instantiated). This gives the errors.

Best
Riccardo

#9

Great, thanks!

#10

then actually the error message is not clear. We will try to be more precise…

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