jirko

I'm trying to fill a buffer with chunks of another buffer. It seems to work well but I get a downsampling effect.

The problem must be in my java code, can someone verify please?

public void combine(final String frombuf, final long recTimeInSamples) {

        final int channel = 1;
        float[] recordBuffer = MSPBuffer.peek(frombuf, channel);
        float[] playBuffer = MSPBuffer.peek(buffer, channel);
        float[] result = new float[playBuffer.length];
        long length = MSPBuffer.getSize(buffer);

        int iters = (int) length / (int) recTimeInSamples;

        for (int y = 1; y < iters + 1; y++) {
            for (int i = 0; i < (int) recTimeInSamples; i++) {
                result[i * y] = (recordBuffer[i]) + (playBuffer[i * y]);
            }
        }

        MSPBuffer.poke(buffer, channel, result);
    }


I'm trying to fill a buffer with chunks of another buffer. It seems to work well but I get a downsampling effect.
The problem must be in my java code, can someone verify please?

public void combine(final String frombuf, final long recTimeInSamples) {

		final int channel = 1;
		float[] recordBuffer = MSPBuffer.peek(frombuf, channel);
		float[] playBuffer = MSPBuffer.peek(buffer, channel);
		float[] result = new float[playBuffer.length];
		long length = MSPBuffer.getSize(buffer);

		int iters = (int) length / (int) recTimeInSamples;

		for (int y = 1; y < iters + 1; y++) {
			for (int i = 0; i < (int) recTimeInSamples; i++) {
				result[i * y] = (recordBuffer[i]) + (playBuffer[i * y]);
			}
		}

		MSPBuffer.poke(buffer, channel, result);
	}


Combining samples results in downsampling