hi crew i was wondering if anybody knows how to create a buffer(array) that can be written and read in realtime. i what to try using grainular synthesis(syncgrain~ or nqpoly) on the fly. also is it possible to write to a buffer and have the array resize itself to the duration of any recording. thanks tom
I know that [delread~] and [delwrite~] give realtime buffer functionality, though you must specify the size at creation. But you can access 'any' point in these buffers and change the idex position on-the-fly, effectively allowing resizing if you define it large enough at the beginning.
sorry, don't know much about granular synthesis, so although these two objects might do what you want, the sizes and index positions are defined, unfortunately, in ms. Hence you might want to look for a more accurate way of doing things for granular synth. wait a bit and I'm sure some other geezers will enlighten u.
matt
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Hallo, tdunstan@ihug.com.au hat gesagt: // tdunstan@ihug.com.au wrote:
i was wondering if anybody knows how to create a buffer(array) that can be written and read in realtime. i what to try using grainular synthesis(syncgrain~ or nqpoly) on the fly.
Try munger~ from Percolat instead. I could get syncgrain~ to do anything useful with direct sound-in, although I had hoped to be able. Maybe I'll write a realtime version some time but probably not soon.
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