Bruno Zamborlin

I'm trying to read a very long audio file from disk using two short buffer~, playing them with a crossfade.

The ambition would be that no envelopes will be heard.

I have wrote a logarithmic buffer that I use as envelope, but it still seems to be something wrong.

PS. I have to use groove~ because I should implement a realtime timestretch

I'm trying to read a very long audio file from disk using two short buffer~, playing them with a crossfade.
The ambition would be that no envelopes will be heard.

PS. I have to use groove~ because I should implement a realtime timestretch


the-perfect-crossfade

I too, would be really interested on what you guys have to say on this.

The looping example that comes with max I found to be a little convoluted and hard to follow, so if you guys could dumb it down a tad, that would great!

I too, would be really interested on what you guys have to say on this.  

The looping example that comes with max I found to be a little convoluted and hard to follow, so if you guys could dumb it down a tad, that would great!


You're only perfect if you let go perfectionism... ;-)

It does exist in theory, but not in practice...

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However, I'm doing some test using java and it seems to work better... but I don't want to count chickens before they are hatched.....

You're right Stefan :-)
However, I'm doing some test using java and it seems to work better... but I don't want to count chickens before they are hatched.....


The perfect crossfade