Roman Thilenius

if i have a simple sampler application with drag and drop

and a file open dialog, how can i find out if a file

is mono or stereo so that the 1 or 2 channel version

of the sampler (built around buffer or groove) is chosen?

if i have a simple sampler application with drag and drop
and a file open dialog, how can i find out if a file
is mono or stereo so that the 1 or 2 channel version
of the sampler (built around buffer or groove) is chosen?

detecting-monostereo-files

okay, so since there is no "bufferinfo~" i will use

[sfinfo~] to find out the channel number _before

(here: one buffer subpatch for stereo and one for mono!)

okay, so since there is no "bufferinfo~" i will use
[sfinfo~] to find out the channel number _before
loading it into my buffers. 
(here: one buffer subpatch for stereo and one for mono!)

On 16.12.2006, at 05:21, Roman Thilenius wrote:

> okay, so since there is no "bufferinfo~" i will use

> [sfinfo~] to find out the channel number _before

> (here: one buffer subpatch for stereo and one for mono!)

there's the getChannels method for mxj buf.Op

or you can do it with sfinfo~ too of course. in the example only 1 

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> okay, so since there is no "bufferinfo~" i will use
> [sfinfo~] to find out the channel number _before
> loading it into my buffers.
> (here: one buffer subpatch for stereo and one for mono!)

hello roman,
there's the getChannels method for mxj buf.Op

or you can do it with sfinfo~ too of course.  in the example only 1 
buffer subpatch needed (the stereo one).

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detecting mono/stereo files