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I think I could sort some things out concerning my patch.

I wonder if someone could help me to find out some more...

I trigger some sounds in in sfplay with a percussive instruments. Now they just restart playing every time I hit the conga... how would it be the easiest to hear the whole sounds while I hit them, like they would be echoes of each other?

I attached the file, if someone could have a look?

I think I could sort some things out concerning my patch.
 I wonder if someone could help me to find out some more...

still-drums

I just use max in the school, so I can not save it now in another format, but I have not used poli~ just a peakamp~ and some sounds played with sfplay~. 

Is it possible to get sfplay to get something played until the end while it is triggered again and again... 

I may should use groove for this kind of approuch...

I just use max in the school, so I can not save it now in another format, but I have not used poli~ just a peakamp~ and some sounds played with sfplay~. 
 Is it possible to get sfplay to get something played until the end while it is triggered again and again... 
 (sorry for my english:)

Whether you do it with poly~ or some other way, you will need one 

instance of sfplay~ for each voice you require, so if you want to 

hear eight notes at once you will need sfplay~s. Yes poly~ is a good 

way to do this, bhut as always in Max, not the only way!

> I just use max in the school, so I can not save it now in another 

> format, but I have not used poli~ just a peakamp~ and some sounds 

> Is it possible to get sfplay to get something played until the end 

> while it is triggered again and again...

> I may should use groove for this kind of approuch...

Lawrence Casserley - lawrence@lcasserley.co.uk

Lawrence Electronic Operations - www.lcasserley.co.uk

Colourscape Music Festivals - www.colourscape.org.uk

Whether you do it with poly~ or some other way, you will need one  
instance of sfplay~ for each voice you require, so if you want to  
hear eight notes at once you will need sfplay~s. Yes poly~ is a good  
way to do this, bhut as always in Max, not the only way!

>
> Hi,
> thanks for replaying.
>
> I just use max in the school, so I can not save it now in another  
> format, but I have not used poli~ just a peakamp~ and some sounds  
> played with sfplay~.
>  Is it possible to get sfplay to get something played until the end  
> while it is triggered again and again...
>  (sorry for my english:)
>
> I may should use groove for this kind of approuch...
>
> thanks
>

Lawrence Casserley - lawrence@lcasserley.co.uk
Lawrence Electronic Operations - www.lcasserley.co.uk
Colourscape Music Festivals - www.colourscape.org.uk

I will have about four different sounds, all adjusted to a different threshold of the volume. So when I hit the conga in piano it plays sound one, mf=sound two, forte= sound three...

Can I use one four sounds? I hit the conga faster then the sound finishes (in this case the sounds stops and starts from the begining). I am sure there is a way to sort this out somehow, I may need to use something like a buffer and groove... will try it!

Hi, 
I will have about four different sounds, all adjusted to a different threshold of the volume. So when I hit the conga in piano it plays sound one, mf=sound two, forte= sound three...

Still drums