mateomrqz

I successfully made a time lapse sound recorder that records 1 second of sound every 20 seconds.

The second part of my patch will require playback of the files once recorded.

I'm avoiding loading them into the buffer for efficiency --

How can I achieve this? I've been trying to use a (counter) -- (sprintf open %s.aif) --- (sfplay~)

The files are located in the same folder --

I successfully made a time lapse sound recorder that records 1 second of sound every 20 seconds.
The second part of my patch will require playback of the files once recorded.

How can I achieve this? I've been trying to use a (counter) -- (sprintf open %s.aif) --- (sfplay~)
but no luck!

The files are located in the same folder --


using-sfplay-to-play-a-sequence-of-sound-files

Are they in your search path? Check the Max window to see if Max isn't finding them (you'll see a "can't find file blahblah.aif" message).

You could also use the full path to the files in your sprintf message.

Are they in your search path?  Check the Max window to see if Max isn't finding them (you'll see a "can't find file blahblah.aif" message).  

You could also use the full path to the files in your sprintf message.


I have a bunch of other stuff going on in the patch @ the post link below, but the core elements of what you want are there too. Maybe you can hack pieces of what I have together into something useable.

https://cycling74.com/forums/permutations-program-with-very-large-integers-problem

I have a bunch of other stuff going on in the patch @ the post link below, but the core elements of what you want are there too. Maybe you can hack pieces of what I have together into something useable. 

Using sfplay~ to play a sequence of sound files