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DSP usage values #32
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I updated the aggregated ZDL modules list adding DSP-usage column (see #30). The values are derived from the corresponding DSP usage figure included in ZDL module ( It's similar to how this is calculated in with ZD2 modules (though the respective figure is in the ZD2 header, see zoom-zt2: "DSP required" value per effect) In ZDL modules, the For the most part the resulting DSP-usage percentage matches the "approximate" percentage values in the Still interested how those DSP values in the spreadsheet were derived (did someone measure the actual current? or just stuff a patch until it shows DSP Full and then tweak the combinations?). Either way, the ZDL appears to contain the figure, which seems to be 2.5 higher than the expected DSP usage percentage. It may be curious to compare this to the DSP usage of the ZD2 modules. For example, |
I tested a few ZDL effect combinations and it looks like the ZDL-based DSP usage percentage is used with 90% cut-off. That is adding an effect such that the patch is resulting in aggregated DSP usage over 90% will lead to that effect being bypassed with "DSP Full" condition. Meanwhile, the "approximate" values seem to be adding up rather to 100% cut-off. So in a way these are more "actual", probably that's how they were collected. However such approach requires to hardcode the values in the application metadata, as opposed to taking the value independently from a given ZDL module. It may be possible to change the scaling factor from 2.5 to something like 2.25, which will bridge some of the differences but also swing them for others (e.g. for Drives). UPDATE: It appears that the scaling factor is 2.3 or to be precise, the percentage is obtained as:
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I wonder how the reported DSP usage values were defined for each effect?
I understand that the
dsp
field values are hard-coded in thejs/effectslist.js
, the reported usage percentage is then calculated as100/dsp %
.zoom-ms-utility/js/effectslist.js
Lines 615 to 616 in 5bf930c
Is this
dsp
value (17.4545: 5.73%) taken from the corresponding ZDL file (ZNR.ZDL
in this case)? Or this is some experimental value derived somehow (how)?I saw similar percentage values in the
Zoom Multistomp Effects List
spreadsheet (as referenced on reddit/r/zoommultistomp/wiki
) described as approximate values related to DSP Power Consumption, but, again, no explanation as to how they were derived.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: