It’s been so long I have forgotten everything I learned ;( I need to relearn this stuff because I loved working w/ the program.

Mattijs

patch and manually loading samples into each buffer by clicking on every buffers “read” message. Then just really quickly trying, I click loop 1 and start point of 0 for everything and I get full playback. So if you’re just trying to get the

patch to work, other than the fact that you spelled wrong(you spelled it, “loadmedss”< -extra "d" at the end there), you could also just use and attach it to every single “read” message so that the user will be prompted immediately on opening to load up soundfiles into every patch.

Your object also has the message “buffer~” as its argument which won’t do anything if you send it to any of the buffer~s. So if you want it to automatically read files, then, I’d recommend several objects with “read [filename]” messages for every single buffer~. I prefer the “replace” message for buffer~ however, because “replace” will resize the buffer~ automatically according to the length of the soundfile. Not quite sure what you want but that would be a good starting-point: or for ever buffer~.

You can also attach a message “read [filename]” to every buffer~ or “replace [filename]” to every buffer~ and then trigger every single one with a single . That’s probably your best option.

Hope that helps and that I understood you correctly.

How would I go about making this into a RTAS/VST/AU? is any one easiest? I would really like to do this but have no idea how.

Pluggo allows you to load your patches as VST plug-ins in audio-host applications that support VSTs. That would be the easiest. There’s also an audio-unit converter you could probably find it by searching these forums for “audio unit” or “au”… no wait, it’s the au~ object found here in this thread:

http://www.cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=147536&rid=0&srch=audio+unit#msg_147536

Best of luck.

-b

also i heard of patchlines getting lost in the process, but i haven’t
seen that myself.
_f

6 aug 2008 kl. 15.15 skrev Ben Bracken:

>
> took a quick look and it looks like yr patch will save and open
> fine in Max 5 if you remove the preset object or send a ‘clearall’
> message to it. Didn’t look too closely, but i’ve seen this issue
> before. There is probably some corrupt data in there, or some
> things that are just not compatible with the way that preset
> handles stuff now.
>
> -b
>

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Although we actually do make a serious effort look at every post, every once in a while there are ones that fall through the cracks.

I’ll take a look at the thread that you posted to the Dev list (which is generally for questions regarding the SDK and external development), which I did not see until now. In the future, I would recommend posting directly to the Max list or sending a bug report to support at cycling74 dot com.

-Ben

Deleting and recreating the preset object fixed the save problem so I was able to make a quick mod of your patch, Coop, and here it is with buttons at the top so you can load in soundfiles at any time.

If you want you could run it using runtime at the bottom of this download list:

http://www.cycling74.com/downloads/max5

But you’ll have to fix the freeverb~ inclusion yourself, and the other effects, as well as rewrite the presets, etc. Should be easy, from here, though if you felt like it.

Hope that helps.

Thanks for the heads up on the ~clearall too. I’m going to take that into consideration during the rebuild. I gotta do it, I got such wicked results from the first track I recorded out of it, I’m hooked. Anyone know if there’s a way to sync the samples playback to themselves… or to an external clock? The first would be great, but later would be outstanding.

Then try syncing groove~ to a transport object(transport is only available in Max5).
Then, once you’ve gotten to a certain point with having the elements in place and made choices about which playback-method(s) you want to use, feel free to post your patch here again(or on a new thread) and I’m sure I or someone will be able to help you further(you can also feel free to private-message me, I’ll be out of town for the next week, but after that, I need to work on my own sample-accurate sampler, so I can definitely help you further; i’ve been using groove~ and decided recently to try something different(i’m going to try using wave~ or index~)).
Also, in Max5, feel free to take a look at a jitter example((my shameless self-promotion, here) which is only meant to show that simple audio samplers could be achieved using jitter-matrices) available here:
Max5/examples/jitter-examples/audio/jit.sampler-exampler.maxpat
It’s a bit convoluted, but it can show you how to do some interesting windowing/auto-amplitude-enveloping(in the

subpatcher; which actually just combines the granular example with the grooveducking example (which are also found in the examples folder within the two(sampling/sequencing) folders I mentioned before).

Best of luck and have fun with it.