Splitting buffers

    MOJO
    Apr 25 2009 | 9:55 am
    Hi there, I am presently trying to build a patch that takes in audio input and then splits it equally into 16 buffers so I can then sequence it with a matrixctrl object. Can anyone tell me of a why to split the input into the different buffers. I tried using one buffer and split the start times in 16 groove objects but its does not suit my needs as I only want each sample to play for about 1 second. If you can help I'd be very grateful
    Thanks
    • Mike S
      Apr 25 2009 | 11:35 am
      I'm doing almost exactly the same thing at the moment.
      At present I have a 'master' buffer that all the audio is recorded in to, this is then copied (via mxj.buf.op) to 'edit' buffers, which are then sent a 'crop' message to generate the edits
    • MOJO
      Apr 25 2009 | 11:55 am
      I never knew of that object. Thanks a million Mike, that has saved me a lot of searching.
    • Ricardo
      May 13 2009 | 6:36 pm
      Hey. This sounds interesting. But I'm not familiar with mxj.buf.op, is that an external object? Could you post an example? Thanks for the tips
    • Mike S
      May 13 2009 | 7:52 pm
      [mxj buf.Op]
      captial O should do the trick
    • Ricardo
      May 13 2009 | 8:20 pm
      Thanks. This is interesting
    • seejayjames
      May 15 2009 | 1:50 am
      Rdp wrote on Wed, 13 May 2009 15:20Thanks. This is interesting
      Try the viewsource message, there are a lot of commands in mxj buf.Op, like copyFrom, normalize, gain, etc.