jonathanharvey@dsl.pipex.com

I am trying to create a patch which gets the output from a slider and controls a sound effect ny dragging it.

please-help-me-with-sound

Just to update my rather open ended problem...

I now have a patch which allows me to read a sound file into the buffer and scrub in the buffer window. All I need to do now is make it so I can scrub using a slider object rather than the buffer window. Can someone please help me with the last bit of this problem!!!

I now have a patch which allows me to read a sound file into the buffer and scrub in the buffer window.  All I need to do now is make it so I can scrub using a slider object rather than the buffer window.  Can someone please help me with the last bit of this problem!!!

i dont think you patch does exactly what you think. are you aware that 

you also changing the pitch when moving through the buffer?

i think this one is closer to what you think (and just one of many ways 

> Just to update my rather open ended problem...

> I now have a patch which allows me to read a sound file into the buffer and scrub in the buffer window. All I need to do now is make it so I can scrub using a slider object rather than the buffer window. Can someone please help me with the last bit of this problem!!!

i dont think you patch does exactly what you think. are you aware that 
you also changing the pitch when moving through the buffer?

i think this one is closer to what you think (and just one of many ways 
of doing "the scrub")

Jonathan wrote:
> Just to update my rather open ended problem...
>
> I now have a patch which allows me to read a sound file into the buffer and scrub in the buffer window.  All I need to do now is make it so I can scrub using a slider object rather than the buffer window.  Can someone please help me with the last bit of this problem!!!
>
> Here is the patch so far:
>

Thank you so much Pure. You are a life saver.

Thank you so much Pure.  You are a life saver.

Check out the waveform~ object if you want to get really into it... I wish I had a lot sooner. Your scrubber can be used to set the loop points, plus there's a full-featured interface for mousing, selection choice, moving and stretching the selection, zooming, snapping to grid, etc. It rivals most audio apps in my opinion as far as getting around in a waveform window.

please help me with sound...