Tim Lloyd

Hey everyone, I need to write a series of 1s and 0s into a buffer~.

What I want to do is have the first sample in the buffer~ have a value of 1, followed by 999 0s and then another 1, until there are 16 1s in the buffer~, if that makes sense.

I cannae seem to figure out how to do it!

Hey everyone, I need to write a series of 1s and 0s into a buffer~.  

peeking-into-buffers

haha i love these threads, like a crossword puzzle or something

here's my guess, which also highlights the dodgyness of the waveform object

of course there is another way, that probably uses 2 objects or something!

Using [% 1000] and then [sel 0] or an [if ($i1%1000==0) then 1 else 0] rather than [select]-ing all the samples might make it slightly easier.

Oh ye [sel 0] > [t 1] is what I was looking for. Much simpler that what I was battling with.

Now I just need to figure out how to shift every 2nd value of 1 to the right by a certain amount of samples.

I'm too tired to be doing this right now, I'll pick it up in the morning. Cheers for the help guys!

Oh ye  [sel 0] > [t 1] is what I was looking for.  Much simpler that what I was battling with.

Now I just need to figure out how to shift every 2nd value of 1 to the right by a certain amount of samples.  

I'm too tired to be doing this right now, I'll pick it up in the morning.  Cheers for the help guys!


... for the "every other 1" thing, why not do %2000, then do it again but add 1000+whatever to all the values?

peeking~ into buffers