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I am trying to make a looping machine in gen~ and embed it in the Bela platform, an audio dedicated microprocessor based on the Beaglebone black.In my gen~ patch I have a data buffer specific for an undo function. When the recording of a loop stops, a for loop is running from 0 to the Loop Size (in samples), copying the contents of the loop into the undo buffer. When undo is pressed, a similar process is used (a for loop) to copy the contents of the undo buffer into the loop buffer.

//Undo

if (delta(Record) == -1) 
{
    for (i = 0; i <= LoopSize; i += 1) {                                 
        poke(UndoBuffer,peek(BufferName,i,Local_LoopN),i,UndoChannel); 
    } 
}

The whole setup seemed to work fine within gen~. But when loading the program onto Bela, there seem to be "underrun" problems, meaning a number of audio blocks (around 50) are being lost in the process. It took me a while to figure out that it was this "for" loop that caused the problem. Could anyone suggest a better or different way to copy the contents of the data buffer 

 the use of a for loop? Can anyone understand why does such a problem arise?

I am trying to make a looping machine in gen~ and embed it in the Bela platform, an audio dedicated microprocessor based on the Beaglebone black.In my gen~ patch I have a data buffer specific for an undo function. When the recording of a loop stops, a for loop is running from 0 to the  Loop Size (in samples), copying the contents of the loop into the undo buffer. When undo is pressed, a similar process is used (a for loop) to copy the contents of the undo buffer into the loop buffer. 

//Undo

if (delta(Record) == -1) 
{
	for (i = 0; i <= LoopSize; i += 1) {							 	
		poke(UndoBuffer,peek(BufferName,i,Local_LoopN),i,UndoChannel); 
	} 
}

The whole setup seemed to work fine within gen~. But when loading the program onto Bela, there seem to be "underrun" problems, meaning a number of audio blocks (around 50) are being lost in the process. It took me a while to figure out that it was this "for" loop that caused the problem. Could anyone suggest a better or different way to copy the contents of the data buffer without the use of a for loop?   Can anyone understand why does such a problem arise?   

Hello everyone,
I am trying to make a looping machine in gen~ and embed it in the Bela platform, an audio dedicated microprocessor based on 

Gen-looper undo function