Jaeho Chang

In the current version of Max, 'nstep' of [chucker~] is limited to 64. But I need to set it to way more bigger values such as 512.

In the current version of Max, 'nstep' of [chucker~] is limited to 64. But I need to set it to way more bigger values such as 512.
Any idea or workaround?

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poke~ can record into a buffer, then wave~ or 2d.wave~ can chop it into as many sections as you need.

poke~ can record into a buffer,  then wave~ or 2d.wave~ can chop it into as many sections as you need.


Yes. The buffer family objects will do the job.

The difficulty, however, is removing clicks between chopped parts. Applying a window to each part is a solution, but you will cleary hear fade-ins & fade-outs when playing the parts in order.

The nice feature of chucker~ is that it handles such problem automatically. But nstep limit of 64 is somthing I can't understand. Why does such limit exists?

Maybe the guy who coded this object could easily expand that limit.

Thanks Daddymax.
Yes. The buffer family objects will do the job.

Maybe the guy who coded this object could easily expand that limit.


limited nstep of chucker~