Joe Kaplan

Greetings! I'm trying to use poke~ to write some functions to buffers so I can visualize them.

it seems to be working, but then it chops off the first 15 ms or so. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks!

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sig~

selector~

waveform~

attrui

buffer~

mstosamps~

poke~

button

line~

count~

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Greetings!  I'm trying to use poke~ to write some functions to buffers so I can visualize them.

it seems to be working, but then it chops off the first 15 ms or so. Am I doing something wrong?  Thanks!

Greetings!  I'm trying to use poke~ to write some functions to buffers so I can visualize them.
it seems to be working, but then it chops of

writing-to-buffer~-with-poke~-first-15ms-getting-chopped-off

starting line~ and trying to synchronize count~ at the same sample-accurate time, all using bang and messages, will not be sample-accurate enough, so something like this might be better for getting the exact waveform synchronized properly to start and end of buffer~:

(edit: there's also ways to have it automatically stop selector~ at the end of the count~(hint: you can control selector~ with signals too), but i'm a little tired and hazy from drinking lots of sake tonight, so i'll leave that for someone else to try... kanpai 🍶)

hope it helps 🍻
(edit: there's also ways to have it automatically stop selector~ at the end of the count~(hint: you can control selector~ with signals too), but i'm a little tired and hazy from drinking lots of sake tonight, so i'll leave that for someone else to try... kanpai 🍶)


I would use gen if I were you. The code becomes more comprehensible in my opinion as well:

also, the signals of the signal objects connected to the bang will only be in sync when overdrive is on - and then you should add a [del 0] behind the button.

Writing to buffer~ with poke~, first 15ms getting chopped off