Rui Caldas

I need to preload a file on sflist, but with one condition.

I know that I can tell sflist~ the start and end of the file but i can't say to start reading ex.: 7359ms after the int to start cue!

I want to use several sfplays and trigger them at same time, but like an audio track software, not every audio clips start at the zero position... are you understanding?

So i want to add an delay argument on sflist's preload message to start the sound some time after index!

(like adding silence at the beginning of the audio file!)

there are any way to draw to a tif or bmp, an wave of an audio file?

So i want to add an delay argument on sflist's preload message to start the sound some time after index!
(like adding silence at the beginning of the audio file!)

sfplay-sflist-question-about-preload

In regards to your first question, I'm fairly sure that [sflist~] and [sfplay~] can't do this internally.

In my opinion the best way to achieve this would be to use the global transport system and have [timepoint] tigger each cue. Or you could simply use multiple [delay]s and store the delay times via [preset]/[coll]/[pattr].

In answer to your second question you might want to have a look at [waveform~] which displays a soundfile from a [buffer~]. And [jit.desktop] can do screengrabs.

In regards to your first question, I'm fairly sure that [sflist~] and [sfplay~] can't do this internally. 

[sfplay~] & [sflist~] question about preload