arockmez

 and its sync output. I want to avoid the first jump 

 does when you turn the DAC on, because if the 

 is a 0 sample file, so, sample 0 is the last one.

 to control other structures inside my patch, so i need to avoid this first jump.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9tXN9-GlKM

Edit: www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9tXN9-GlKM

Max support said me this could be affected by buffer size, Overdrive and SIAI but i can't figure out how to control the relationship between all those parameters or create a routine that always avoid the first 

 jump regardless of the settings i'm using.

Im experimenting an issue with [groove~] and its sync output. I want to avoid the first jump [groove~] does when you turn the DAC on, because if the [buffer~] related with [groove~] already exists and is empty, [groove~] sync signal jumps from 0 to 1 because [buffer~] is a 0 sample file, so, sample 0 is the last one.

I'm using this change with an [edge~] to control other structures inside my patch, so i need to avoid this first jump.

Max support said me this could be affected by buffer size, Overdrive and SIAI but i can't figure out how to control the relationship between all those parameters or create a routine that always avoid the first [groove~] jump regardless of the settings i'm using.

problem-with-groove-sync-output

I think that simply giving buffer~ a nonzero size will take care of your problem.

Thank you, i never thought of that. I realise that stop message to [groove~] could do the job too if [buffer~] is empty

Problem with groove~ sync output