rafalimpim

I'm building a patch in wich I sampled all the notes from my glass marimba. So each note has a buffer~ and a groove~ to reproduce it.

Then I started to "multiply the marimba" by duplicating the grooves~ assigned to the same buffers~.

The problem is that, as I duplicate the grooves~, the notes are being transposed by an octave higher in the reproduction.

Then I found that the problem remains even when you duplicate all the sound files, buffers~ and grooves~ and rename them.

Hi,
I'm building a patch in wich I sampled all the notes from my glass marimba. So each note has a buffer~ and a groove~ to reproduce it.
Then I started to "multiply the marimba" by duplicating the grooves~ assigned to the same buffers~.
The problem is that, as I duplicate the grooves~, the notes are being transposed by an octave higher in the reproduction.
Then I found that the problem remains even when you duplicate all the sound files, buffers~ and grooves~ and rename them.

I really don't get what's the problem.
Anyone have a clue?

groove-problem-undesired-transposition

Same as Rodrigo. Can't figure out what happenned to that fractalized marimba without further details.

I believe that what is meant by multiply the marimba is that he is creating more instances of the groove~? Odd behavior for sure, as it should just create another replica of the original groove~

groove~ problem - undesired transposition