I've been reading threads about phasor, sync, metro, and all those timing stuff

What I want to do is I want to slice a loop( can be any sound material ) into

a no. of slices(could be 16, or 33 or 1234..)and put it back as same as the original.

In the patch, I just took a 1 bar loop and slice into 16 slices and put it back 

I mean I don't understand why there is clicks.....

2) Everytime I hit "0" and play, It starts playing from different spot.

I don't want to use envelope to solve no.1.

I'm not max/MSP expert so it would be so nice if you can explain easy way....

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I've been reading threads about phasor, sync, metro, and all those timing stuff
and came up with the patch below.
What I want to do is I want to slice a loop( can be any sound material ) into
a no. of slices(could be 16, or 33 or 1234..)and put it back as same as the original.

In the patch, I just took a 1 bar loop and slice into 16 slices and put it back 
as original order. 
The problem is 
1) There is always click between slices.
     I mean I don't understand why there is clicks.....
2) Everytime I hit "0" and play, It starts playing from different spot.

Can anyone help me?
I don't want to use envelope to solve no.1.

I'm not max/MSP expert so it would be so nice if you can explain easy way....
Any other ideas wolud be appreciated.

help-me-with-this-timing-problem

regarding question 1. i believe some sort of enveloping is the only way to get rid of clicks when you are splitting up an audio file at non-zero crossings.

i found the following patch very helpful in understanding these things. can't remember who posted it, but thanks to them.

i believe there is a pretty good explanation about this patch in the somewhat recent forum postings.

regarding question 1. i believe some sort of enveloping is the only way to get rid of clicks when you are splitting up an audio file at non-zero crossings.
trapezoid~ might be your friend.
i found the following patch very helpful in understanding these things.  can't remember who posted it, but thanks to them.
i believe there is a pretty good explanation about this patch in the somewhat recent forum postings.

thank you for your patch.
It helped me a lot to understand sah~.

I applied trapezoid~ to my patch
but it still makes click.


Help me! with this timing problem.