Andrew Burke

I am using to uzi to trigger the loading and playing of many soundfiles. Since uzi sends out its bangs as fast as possible (causing my group of soundfiles to load as fast possible) it is screwing with my scheduler. I would like to slow down the rate of the uzi to somewhere between 100-500 miliseconds. I have found the sluzi object but have two problems with it. One it doesn't really work in conjungtion with the time rate argument, and two it doesn't seem to work on 4.6 (intel). If I run my patch in 4.5 (power pc) my scheduler gets messed up even more for other reasons.

Is there way to make uzi do what sluzi is supposed to do?

I am using to uzi to trigger the loading and playing of many soundfiles.  Since uzi sends out its bangs as fast as possible (causing my group of soundfiles to load as fast possible) it is screwing with my scheduler.  I would like to slow down the rate of the uzi to somewhere between 100-500 miliseconds.  I have found the sluzi object but have two problems with it.  One it doesn't really work in conjungtion with the time rate argument, and two it doesn't seem to work on 4.6 (intel).  If I run my patch in 4.5 (power pc) my scheduler gets messed up even more for other reasons.  

sluzi

On 03-nov.-06, at 18:23, Andrew Burke wrote:

> I am using to uzi to trigger the loading and playing of many 

To do this, I use a coll with preload datas (with lines looking like: 

2, preload 2 file1.aiff ;) which are dumped (with the "dump" message) 

to a sflist. So files are loaded as fast as possible without a problem.

It is very important to preload the files before you play them!

> I am using to uzi to trigger the loading and playing of many 
> soundfiles.

To do this, I use a coll with preload datas (with lines looking like: 
2, preload 2 file1.aiff ;) which are dumped (with the "dump" message) 
to a sflist. So files are loaded as fast as possible without a problem.
It is very important to preload the files before you play them!


I use this abstraction. I forget where it came from, but it works 

awesome. I did not make this however - id love to credit who did.

On Nov 3, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Andrew Burke wrote:

> soundfiles. Since uzi sends out its bangs as fast as possible 

> (causing my group of soundfiles to load as fast possible) it is 

> screwing with my scheduler. I would like to slow down the rate of 

> the uzi to somewhere between 100-500 miliseconds. I have found the 

> sluzi object but have two problems with it. One it doesn't really 

> work in conjungtion with the time rate argument, and two it doesn't 

> seem to work on 4.6 (intel). If I run my patch in 4.5 (power pc) 

> my scheduler gets messed up even more for other reasons.

> Is there way to make uzi do what sluzi is supposed to do?

I use this abstraction. I forget where it came from, but it works  
awesome. I did not make this however - id love to credit who did.

>
> I am using to uzi to trigger the loading and playing of many  
> soundfiles.  Since uzi sends out its bangs as fast as possible  
> (causing my group of soundfiles to load as fast possible) it is  
> screwing with my scheduler.  I would like to slow down the rate of  
> the uzi to somewhere between 100-500 miliseconds.  I have found the  
> sluzi object but have two problems with it.  One it doesn't really  
> work in conjungtion with the time rate argument, and two it doesn't  
> seem to work on 4.6 (intel).  If I run my patch in 4.5 (power pc)  
> my scheduler gets messed up even more for other reasons.
>
> Is there way to make uzi do what sluzi is supposed to do?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Andrew Burke
>
>


Andrew Burke wrote:
> Is there way to make uzi do what sluzi is supposed to do?

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