stefano

Hi all, i am using the Auzzie package with my students, (1000 thanks to John Gibson).

i noticed that the granul8or would not recall its buffer correctly when snapshot. This happens when the snapshot is made with the play button ON. So if you save the state of the granul8or while in play you'd get a silent granul8or when you re-open your patch.

i peeked a bit inside it and solved the problem by adding a [deferlow] in the [az.sub-granulator~] subpatch before sending the buffername to the [az.granulate~] (see attached pic).

if John or someone from cycling could fix this and publish a package update would be great. 

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Hi all, i am using  the Auzzie package with my students, (1000 thanks to John Gibson).
i noticed that the granul8or would not recall its buffer correctly when snapshot. This happens when the snapshot is made with the play button ON. So if you save the state of the granul8or while in play you'd get a silent granul8or when you re-open your patch.
i peeked a bit inside it and solved the problem by adding a [deferlow] in the [az.sub-granulator~] subpatch before sending the buffername to the [az.granulate~] (see attached pic).
if John or someone from cycling could fix this and publish a package update would be great. 
Thanks
Stefano

Hi all, i am using  the Auzzie package with my students, (1000 thanks to John Gibson).
i noticed that the granul8or would not recall its ... 

auzzie-granul8tor-fixed!

Hi Stefano, thank you for reaching out here. I can't repro this myself-- for me, making a patcher snapshot including GRANUL8R with the play button on, closing the patch, then reopening and recalling the snapshot leads to a GRANUL8R that plays back its buffer as expected.

Could you reach out with a repro patch to support@cycling74.com ? If we can get a reliable reproduction, we can pass it on to the package author.

Hi Stefano, thank you for reaching out here. I can't repro this myself-- for me, making a patcher snapshot including GRANUL8R with the play button on, closing the patch, then reopening and recalling the snapshot leads to a GRANUL8R that plays back its buffer as expected. 

Could you reach out with a repro patch to support@cycling74.com ? If we can get a reliable reproduction, we can pass it on to the package author. 

Hi Alex, my patch is quite minimal (see image), nonetheless i'll send it over at support, this problem happened not only on my machine but also on my students' machines. Thanks for the answer!

Auzzie granul8tor fixed!