multiple load into buffer
Haven't managed to find any references to this, so it's probably not
possible, but just in case ...
Is there a way to load a series of files one after the other into a
buffer~ - ie append each new file to the end of the previous one, so
that I can create a new single audio file out of a series of smaller
ones?
thanks
David
if you are recording sound into the buffer it's easy. For loading from disc the method goes something like this.
load sound #1 into buffer A
load sound #2 to buffer B
copy sound #2 to buffer A (after sound #1)
This can be achieved using peek~ you will probably want to keep track of the different file regions using a coll.
My only example of this if buried in a big patch so i can't post an example right now.
David Stevens wrote:
> Haven't managed to find any references to this, so it's probably not
> possible, but just in case ...
>
> Is there a way to load a series of files one after the other into a
> buffer~ - ie append each new file to the end of the previous one, so
> that I can create a new single audio file out of a series of smaller ones?
Should be possible, but I'd use two buffers~, as loading into the buffer
will need some time. One is playing, one is loading...
Another attempt is sfplay~ as you can predefine cues, these cues can be
played immediately... (I'd try it with sfplay~...)
Stefan
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hi Stefan,
Leafcutter John pointed me in the right direction, and I eventually
came up with something that worked without distorting the copied
buffer. I posted the result, but it's still sitting in email
purgatory waiting to be approved by the moderator (it was a tad over
the size limit apparently).
thanks
David
instead of peek~ you could also use record~ , and if
you think the copying is too slow by playpseed you can
play the edit buffers with 4x speed ...
Tried to send this before but was too big. I've removed the
[waveform~]s so hopefully it'll get through now.
Thanks for the pointer - here's a version that I got to work without
distorting - it only loads one extra sound so far, but it should be
simple to append extra files.
best
David