davidestevens

Working on this today I realised that there were some (ahem) problems 

with the patch I posted, so I've fixed those and finished off the 

patcher so that I can assemble a number of individual aiff files into 

The samples are first assembled into a buffer which is set to be 

larger than I'll need (default 20 seconds, but it can of course be 

The buffer that was used for loading the individual samples is then 

sized to fit the total length of the new sample and the combined 

sample copied to that buffer for saving (the [write] command isn't in 

The next thing to do is to add a coll to keep the start/end points of 

the various segments in the new file, and save that along with the 

new sample. (I already have that; it's just not in this patch yet).

Working on this today I realised that there were some (ahem) problems  
with the patch I posted, so I've fixed those and finished off the  
patcher so that I can assemble a number of individual aiff files into  
a single buffer.
The samples are first assembled into a buffer which is set to be  
larger than I'll need (default 20 seconds, but it can of course be  
changed).
The buffer that was used for loading the individual samples is then  
sized to fit the total length of the new sample and the combined  
sample copied to that buffer for saving (the [write] command isn't in  
the patch yet).
The next thing to do is to add a coll to keep the start/end points of  
the various segments in the new file, and save that along with the  
new sample. (I already have that; it's just not in this patch yet).

copying-and-compiling-new-buffers

oops. a single connection got lost somewhere in there. here's the 

oops. a single connection got lost somewhere in there. here's the  
correct version ...

copying and compiling new buffers