Stealth Maestro

Stealth Maestro here, from the glass maker project/thread that's been active for the past week or so. I'm ready to present my baby to the world, when i discover a problem which I had somehow overlooked in the past!:

When recording and looping, I'm getting this nasty split-second spike at the end of the clip. I get the feeling that there's an object designed to quell such an issue, but i wouldn't know what it is. I've simplified the patch to isolate the problem. The project is due in t-minus 16 hours. I'd appreciate any help from you fine people that i can get! Thanks!

ps - if you answer this question, you'll be an awesome person... but if you could also tell me how to make your wires and/or objects invisible, your status automatically elevates from 'awesome' to 'godly'

urgent-nasty-spike-syndrome-nss

I didn't check but most probably it's because there is no amplitude envelope (or "fade") between the incoming sound and the recorder.

1. mute the incoming sound (in 30 ms or such) 

I didn't check but most probably it's because there is no amplitude envelope (or "fade") between the incoming sound and the recorder. 

When stopping the recording: 
1. mute the incoming sound (in 30 ms or such) 
2. wait 30 ms or more
3. stop the recording

When starting:
1. start the recording
2. unmute the incoming sound

I checked your patch and you haven't included a buffer~ object. Your problem is caused by the lack of fades at the start and/or end of your recording as stated in the post above.

I checked your patch and you haven't included a buffer~ object.  Your problem is caused by the lack of fades at the start and/or end of your recording as stated in the post above.  

> ps - if you answer this question, you'll be an awesome person... but

> if you could also tell me how to make your wires and/or objects

> invisible, your status automatically elevates from 'awesome' to

> 'godly' -- Love (But Just as Friends), Stealth Maestro

For transcending into the godly status: just select the patch 

chords/objects and hit cmd-k (ctrl-k on windows) (Tut. 19)

awesome seems more difficult... ;-) You did add fadeins, but I don't see 

a fadeout. You have to fade out before you reach the end by the way...

I guess on the other hand, don't let this project be too "urgent" in 

finishing. There is still a lot to enhance and learn.

For example, I have the feeling you didn't put the [p Loop Bank] into a 

patcher object instead of using an abstraction to post it more easily, 

but for that you don't know better... (Tut. 27)

The Tut. xx refer to the tutorials you probably forgot after you did 

Brent Huras schrieb:
> ps - if you answer this question, you'll be an awesome person... but
> if you could also tell me how to make your wires and/or objects
> invisible, your status automatically elevates from 'awesome' to
> 'godly' -- Love (But Just as Friends), Stealth Maestro 

For transcending into the godly status: just select the patch 
chords/objects and hit cmd-k (ctrl-k on windows) (Tut. 19)

awesome seems more difficult... ;-) You did add fadeins, but I don't see 
a fadeout. You have to fade out before you reach the end by the way...

I guess on the other hand, don't let this project be too "urgent" in 
finishing. There is still a lot to enhance and learn.
For example, I have the feeling you didn't put the [p Loop Bank] into a 
patcher object instead of using an abstraction to post it more easily, 
but for that you don't know better... (Tut. 27)

The Tut. xx refer to the tutorials you probably forgot after you did 
them...

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Yes, its a mistake to change the subject. How should one know to which 

post this belongs??? (I know, but its not obvious...)

Brent Huras schrieb:
> Sorry!
>
> Here's the real patch:

Yes, its a mistake to change the subject. How should one know to which 
post this belongs??? (I know, but its not obvious...)

Urgent! - Nasty Spike Syndrome (NSS)