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Hi there, I am presently trying to build a patch that takes in audio input and then splits it equally into 16 buffers so I can then sequence it with a matrixctrl object. Can anyone tell me of a why to split the input into the different buffers. I tried using one buffer and split the start times in 16 groove objects but its does not suit my needs as I only want each sample to play for about 1 second. If you can help I'd be very grateful

splitting-buffers

I'm doing almost exactly the same thing at the moment.

At present I have a 'master' buffer that all the audio is recorded in to, this is then copied (via mxj.buf.op) to 'edit' buffers, which are then sent a 'crop' message to generate the edits

I never knew of that object. Thanks a million Mike, that has saved me a lot of searching.

Hey. This sounds interesting. But I'm not familiar with mxj.buf.op, is that an external object? Could you post an example?

Hey. This sounds interesting. But I'm not familiar with mxj.buf.op,  is that an external object? Could you post an example?
Thanks for the tips


Try the viewsource message, there are a lot of commands in mxj buf.Op, like copyFrom, normalize, gain, etc.

Rdp wrote on Wed, 13 May 2009 15:20Thanks. This is interesting

Try the viewsource message, there are a lot of commands in mxj buf.Op, like copyFrom, normalize, gain, etc.


Splitting buffers