Michael Edwards

I've noticed that if I have sfplay~ inside a poly and turn timestretch on and off (according to whether I need a speed of 1 or not), it creates a click. Has anyone else noticed this? Anyone found a workaround?

If I knew that with timestretch on but given a speed of 1.0 no processing of the soundfile would be made. Does anyone know what happens in that instance?

Hello,
I've noticed that if I have sfplay~ inside a poly and turn timestretch on and off (according to whether I need a speed of 1 or not), 

sfplay~-timestretch-in-poly~

I have noticed that too. Depending on the sound, it even creates a glitch - as if a part of the sound is replayed fast in loop.

I have noticed that too, and several times. It occurs at the end of the sound file : not only a click but sometimes a glitch : as if a residual part of the sound was played fast in loop. The only way to get rid of that is to stop the poly~ before it happens (I control duration with a maxsustain message on the adsr~ in the poly~).

Hi!
I have noticed that too, and several times. It occurs at the end of the sound file : not only a click but sometimes a glitch : as if a residual part of the sound was played fast in loop. The only way to get rid of that is to stop the poly~ before it happens (I control duration with a maxsustain message on the adsr~ in the poly~).

sfplay~ timestretch in poly~