Louis Dufort

I would like any recommendation on how I could add multiple soundfile into a single buffer. I would like to index all the soundfiles by names, or dates, or sizes, or random etc. Any suggestion on how to do that? OR is there a buffer like object that have the "add" option?

I would like any recommendation on how I could add multiple soundfile into a single buffer.  I would like to index all the soundfiles by names, or dates, or sizes, or random etc.  Any suggestion on how to do that?  OR is there a buffer like object that have the "add" option?  

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you could use [sfinfo~] (or however it was called) to know the filelength

of the first file, then you also know where to insert the second one.

you could use [sfinfo~] (or however it was called) to know the filelength
of the first file, then you also know where to insert the second one.


hmmm, I think i did not express myself clearly.

How can we add more than one soundfile into a buffer?

Why do you want/need to do this? I would recommend just using multiple [buffer~]s rather than adding all the files into the same one.

One way to add soundfiles into one single buffer is to play all files simultaneously and record the result into a buffer.

If you want to do overdubs, it is also possible using 

Another way is to load all soundfiles into sepearate buffers, and then use 

If you want to do overdubs, it is also possible using poke~.

Another way is to load all soundfiles into sepearate buffers, and then use mxj~ buf.Op's merge method.

Thank you all, and Luke, the reason for it is that I have a granular synthesis patch and I want to jump from different kind of material (random grain position). So eventually I could dump in a folder with lots of sample all into one buffer and then just randomly create some very eclectics composite sounds. The way I achieve that for now is by doing all the editing first in peak and it takes time... I'll check into the java options.

NB, i could also re-patch my granulator so that each grain plays from a different buffer, but i'm not sure if I would like the result of that...hmmm

Thank you all, and Luke, the reason for it is that I have a granular synthesis patch and I want to jump from different kind of material (random grain position).  So eventually I could dump in a folder with lots of sample all into one buffer and then just randomly create some very eclectics composite sounds.  The way I achieve that  for now is by doing all the editing first in peak and it takes time...  I'll check into the java options.

NB, i could also re-patch my granulator so that each grain plays from a different buffer, but i'm not sure if I would like the result of that...hmmm


adding function fora buffer?