Roman Thilenius

i found some weirdness in an old software synth of mine and this brought me to the following question:

if i want to loop a wave in the wave~ or 2d.wave~ object - which is only possible with milliseconds - do i need to calculate the correct sample position?

say we have a wavetable with 2 waves, the first one is using sample positions 0-440 and the second w ave is using 441 - 880.

can i count that ms values 0. - 10. and 10. - 20. will perfectly loop the wave?

what does it do internally, will it interpolate (even when played at 1x speed), or will it round the value for the ending point sample down? or none of that?

mind you: sample number 440 translates to 9.977324 ms, not 10.

i found some weirdness in an old software synth of mine and this brought me to the following question:

if i want to loop a wave in the wave~ or 2d.wave~  object - which is only possible with milliseconds - do i need to calculate the correct sample position?

example:

say we have a wavetable with 2 waves, the first one is using sample positions 0-440 and the second w ave is using 441 - 880.

can i count that ms values 0. - 10. and 10. - 20. will perfectly loop the wave?

what does it do internally, will it interpolate (even when played at 1x speed), or will it round the value for the ending point sample down? or none of that?

mind you: sample number 440 translates to 9.977324 ms, not 10.



i found some weirdness in an old software synth of mine and this brought me to the following question:

if i want to loop a wave in the wave

wave~

ok i found it out. of course it is legal to go to 10 ms, otherwise the last sample wouldnt be included. the error was elsewhere.

ok i found it out. of course it is legal to go to 10 ms, otherwise the last sample wouldnt be included.  the error was elsewhere.