From: "Davide Morelli" Here is something you might want to try befor start coding:
http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net (wedit.dp)
davide
Hi, yes, I started this some time ago, but never did any further developement. possibilities for building the user interface were ... unsatisfying. Still I am thinking, it would be a good idea to have a native Pd wavetable editor. marius.
yes, I started this some time ago, but never did any further developement. possibilities for building the user interface were ... unsatisfying. Still I am thinking, it would be a good idea to have a native Pd wavetable editor.
I was thinking of something useful, but specifically "nice" (like pd itself). What you managed to do works quite nice, but it is really necessary to code a lot to do something so simple like a button which stays down. Since pd allows you to do everything, why not also this tool? My priority would be precision but not (too much) user-friendlyness.
By the way, I wanted to use it exactly for (wavetable) editing, but for example also as a channel-splitter: I have now and then several multichannel files (usually 4) which I have to split and edit (basically cut the corners) - but all channels must be coordinate on the sample level - and later mix it as I want (on a mono or stereo file, with one or more channels).
That doesn't sound difficult to do, the only problem might be the limit of 4e06 samples for each array. Is there a way to change this limit?
That doesn't sound difficult to do, the only problem might be the limit of 4e06 samples for each array. Is there a way to change this limit?
Hi, i don't know why this limit handicap is there at all (maybe someone can enlighten me?). I remember some workaround though - i think it was manually setting the -nframes flag to some large value (like 1e10).
all the best, Thomas
but is there another wax of writing a soundfile to a table in non-real-time? besides soundfiler one can use tabwrite~ or tabsend~, but the whole file must be played in real-time. or would it be possible (desirable) to change soundfiler ou program a new version of it?
----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Grill" gr@grrrr.org To: "Thomas Grill" gr@grrrr.org Cc: "jmmmp" jmmmpl@netcabo.pt; "PD list" pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 12:51 PM Subject: Re: [PD] Grill's vasp external - sound editor - array size limit
I remember some workaround though - i think it was manually setting the -nframes flag to some large value (like 1e10).
when using soundfiler, that is.
but is there another wax of writing a soundfile to a table in non-real-time? besides soundfiler one can use tabwrite~ or tabsend~, but the whole file must be played in real-time. or would it be possible (desirable) to change soundfiler ou program a new version of it?
hmmm, don't know, a lot of people seem to get along with it the way it is. Anyway, i'm just about to redesign VASP to be fully Python-based (but generally backwards-compatible), which means that all the Python facilities of number-crunching (numarray, scipy) and file i/o will be available. Absolutely non-crackling, that's a goal too.
best greetings, Thomas
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