Baptiste Okep

I'm trying to create a "rainy" effect using any short sample by playing it back multiple times with a different speed .

My first problem is to manage to trigger the sample multiple times at once (without stopping it multiple times at once as well).

I tried to figure out various methods (sflist~, poly~), but none of them seem to work.

I'm trying to create a "rainy" effect using any short sample by playing it back multiple times with a different speed .
My first problem is to manage to trigger the sample multiple times at once (without stopping it multiple times at once as well).
I tried to figure out various methods (sflist~, poly~), but none of them seem to work.

I hope I'm clear enough !
Thanks in advance


playing-same-file-on-various-speed-simultaneously

Lots of examples all over the forum. This page contains my favourite example of the method: 

https://cycling74.com/wiki/index.php?title=MSP_Polyphony_Tutorial_3:_Granular_Synthesis

Lots of examples all over the forum. This page contains my favourite example of the method: https://cycling74.com/wiki/index.php?title=MSP_Polyphony_Tutorial_3:_Granular_Synthesis


If you can't get [poly~] to do what you want, then by far the simplest method would be to use one or two [sfplay~] objects and some [freqshift~] objects to alter 'pitch'; use the 'speed $1' message to sfplay to vary the speeds:

A polyphonic granulator might be achievable later.

Hi
If you can't get [poly~] to do what you want, then by far the simplest method would be to use one or two [sfplay~] objects and some [freqshift~] objects to alter 'pitch'; use the 'speed $1' message to sfplay to vary the speeds:

A polyphonic granulator might be achievable later.
Brendan


Having re-read the OP, including the term "SHORT sample" perhaps granular synthesis is the way to go.

Playing same file on various speed simultaneously