Anthony Palomba

I am trying to save fft~ data to disk using sfrecord. When I 

save the data to disk and then read it back in to ifft~ it 

comes out sounding different. I am setting the 

sample format to float32 when I write the file but it does not

sound the same. I was wondering if someone could take a look at it

and give me some ideas. I have pasted what I have below.

I am trying to save fft~ data to disk using sfrecord. When I 
save the data to disk and then read it back in to ifft~ it 
comes out sounding different. I am setting the 
sample format to float32 when I write the file but it does not
sound the same. I was wondering if someone could take a look at it
and give me some ideas. I have pasted what I have below.

trouble-saving-fft-data-with-sfrecord

The example you sent is complicated. I guess I am trying

to do something simpler. I know I have an ftt~ that produces

data, that when sent to ifft~ will resynthsize the sound.

What I don't understand is why sfrecord~ is not recording 

the data that is being given to it. Are you saying that the 

latency involved in writing things to disk causes sfrecord~ 

to drop data? Could it be inserting silence at the beginning?

The example you sent is complicated. I guess I am trying
to do something simpler. I know I have an ftt~ that produces
data, that when sent to ifft~ will resynthsize the sound.
What I don't understand is why sfrecord~ is not recording 
the data that is being given to it. Are you saying that the 
latency involved in writing things to disk causes sfrecord~ 
to drop data? Could it be inserting silence at the beginning?

Trouble saving FFT~ data with sfrecord~...