lewis lepton

looked on the forums for answers and also the tutorials, but am a little bit stuck.

from a previous post i mentioned about audio stalling using [poly~] in a granular synth. what happens is that the audio stalls if the sample/file is quite big [say 30 seconds], have been told about to handle the sample loading through [poly~] and should not cut out the audio chain.

have been looking at the tutorials, at the target message, but am just a bit stuck in getting this to work. the sample still loads with the stalling, i think its just the messaging and also my poor knowledge of [poly~]s best features.

but this is also the same with non-granular [poly~] tools.

its just my maxing thats the problem, [poly~] is still a dark horse in some areas for me.

any ideas on how to target audio to the [poly~] to stop this stalling, it would help a lot.

looked on the forums for answers and also the tutorials, but am a little bit stuck.
from a previous post i mentioned about audio stalling using [poly~] in a granular synth. what happens is that the audio stalls if the sample/file is quite big [say 30 seconds], have been told about to handle the sample loading through [poly~] and should not cut out the audio chain.

have been looking at the tutorials, at the target message, but am just a bit stuck in getting this to work. the sample still loads with the stalling, i think its just the messaging and also my poor knowledge of [poly~]s best features.
but this is also the same with non-granular [poly~] tools.
its just my maxing thats the problem, [poly~] is still a dark horse in some areas for me.

targeting-audio-in-poly

i am looking at the (target) message. but am i right in using for an 8 voice [poly~], (target $1, $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8)?

audio will always go into all voices. sorry. :)

solution: individual inlets for each voice and a selector~ inside the poly or gates outside.

but is there any way to speed up the buffer process, to stop from stalling?

ok, fair enough.
but is there any way to speed up the buffer process, to stop from stalling?


targeting audio in [poly~]