gregory.longo@mail.mcgill.ca

Im using about 4 buffers in a loop playing patch, loading them with relatively short wave files. For some reason the buffer sometimes will just cut a few seconds off the end of the loop. Is this a cpu issue? Are my loops too long? is my max just upitty? wass tha deal...

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Are you using replace instead of open? What I'm saying is: how are 

you resizing your buffers? How are you playing your buffers?

Are you using replace instead of open?  What I'm saying is: how are  
you resizing your buffers?  How are you playing your buffers?

i had a similar problem. i was constantly replacing waves into a buffer and after a few turns the groove~ i used to play them with started to cut the end of each file . After a while i found a simple solution: use the info~ object and connect it to the groove~ object

Always use a [replace -1 2] (or -1 1 if mono) to load a new file. It 

clears the previous size of the buffer~ which was relative to the 

previous loaded file, and it replaces the size of the buffer~ with the 

Always use a [replace -1 2] (or -1 1 if mono) to load a new file. It 
clears the previous size of the buffer~ which was relative to the 
previous loaded file, and it replaces the size of the buffer~ with the 
size of the new file.

buffer problems