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I think the question is more about moving the additional non-waveform elements of a cluster type into the attributes of a waveform type. Personally, I'm going to guess that the overhead of type conversation/flatting into the attribute tree will actually slow down your code and probably consume a bit more memory. Not mention the ergonomics point you already touched on. If you know your waveforms get passed around a lot, it might be a good idea to look at DVRs so you can ensure copies are only made when absolutely necessary. After that, focus on anywhere you extract data from the waveforms and make sure you're touching as little as necessary for whatever operation is being done.

Nope. Those don't return errors. :-)