Edwin van der Heide

I'm using record~ to record the output of a 4096 point fft generated 

with fft~. I'm putting record~ in loop mode so that each spectrum 

- I can't set the the proper loop start and end point in record~ 

before audio has been on once. (the reason why I want to do this 

before is that I want to make sure that frequency bin 0 corresponds 

to sample 0 in the buffer). In order to make it work correctly I have 

to switch audio on and off once, then give it the proper loop points 

- I have to give record~ a loop endpoint that corresponds to 4098(!) 

samples in order to make it overwrite the same 4096 frequency bins 

I'm using record~ to record the output of a 4096 point fft generated  
with fft~. I'm putting record~ in loop mode so that each spectrum  
will overwrite the previous one.

- I can't set the the proper loop start and end point in record~   
before audio has been on once. (the reason why I want to do this  
before is that I want to make sure that frequency bin 0 corresponds  
to sample 0 in the buffer). In order to make it work correctly I have  
to switch audio on and off once, then give it the proper loop points  
and then switch the audio back on.

- I have to give record~ a loop endpoint that corresponds to 4098(!)  
samples in order to make it overwrite the same 4096 frequency bins  
that are coming out of fft~.

minor problems with record~