Stefan Norinder

Lets say I want to record four different recordings from my microphone. Instead of creating four buffer and record objects, like this

I'd like to have one buffer and one record object and switch between them with 

, etc. But it seems like the buffers value is not stored in reference with its name, but rather with the object itself. 

Is there a way to dynamically create these object or do I have to duplicate them? 

Lets say I want to record four different recordings from my microphone. Instead of creating four buffer and  record  objects,  like this
buffer rec1 
buffer rec2 
buffer rec3 
buffer rec4 
record rec1
record rec2
record rec3
record rec4I'd like to have one buffer and one record object and switch between them with set rec1, set rec2, etc. But it seems like the buffers value is not stored in reference with its name, but rather with the object itself. 
Is there a way to dynamically create these object or do I have to duplicate them? 


Lets say I want to record four different recordings from my microphone. Instead of creating four buffer and  record  objects,  like this
buf

dynamically-create-buffer-and-record-objects

And if a want to load a buffer in for instance a waveform its just waveform~ buf.1 ? 

What about if I want to overwrite lets say buf2, how do I do that?

Looks intersting. 
And if a want to load a buffer in for instance a waveform its just waveform~ buf.1 ? 
What about if I want to overwrite lets say buf2, how do I do that? 

just set the record~ object to buf.2 with the "set" message

And if a want to load a buffer in for instance a waveform its just waveform~ buf.1 ?

Dynamically create buffer and record objects?