nedrush

i wanted to figure out a way to could record into a buffer without giving the buffer a length argument, so i could record for an indefinite length of time. using a metro and a counter plus a waveform~ to reference the buffer the signal works but nothing seems to record into the buffer. is this because the buffer cannot record whilst it is being re-sized? please see attached audio effect.

setting-buffer-length-with-counter-rather-than-argument

You're correct. Any tme you resize a buffer~, you'll wipe out its contents. The solution is not to resize the buffer~ but to change the size on the objects that are playing back the audio, and you'll find that most of the objects that do this (e.g. groove~, wave~) have inlets for doing this.

You're correct. Any tme you resize a buffer~, you'll wipe out its contents.  The solution is not to resize the buffer~ but to change the size on the objects that are playing back the audio, and you'll find that most of the objects that do this (e.g. groove~, wave~) have inlets for doing this.


setting buffer length with counter rather than argument.