Hello William,
[list split 1] and [t l] give error: stack overflow. So the whole song
can't be load in [table shuffled].
By replacing this with [list-drip], [list] and [t l] (see patch
attached) it is working fine ;)
++
Jack
Le mardi 31 mai 2011 à 23:22 -0400, William Brent a écrit :
That's
Thanks for mentioning it - looks like I also forgot to connect a bang
to clear [list prepend] in [random-no-replacement], so it'll only work
properly on the first run. In that subpatch, you can see there's an
unused bang on the [t b b b b f] hanging off the right inlet - just
connect that to the
Hi Willian and Jack,
very thanks for the code and commetns,
i am studing the patch,
I imagine that the grain dur list work like that ¿sequencily?
first grain 50ms, second grain 100ms... and at the end start again
and i thinking now how to do the same but with diferents sources,
this patch
I imagine that the grain dur list work like that ¿sequencily?
first grain 50ms, second grain 100ms... and at the end start again
The grain duration list is being drawn from randomly at the moment,
but you could go sequentially and loop by using a counter instead of
[random], followed by a [%]
Hi list!
some help, i need to cut audio files into very small pieces: 50-500 ms
and after to create new audio files (adding the small pieces with
diferent patern)
any idea??
thanks
(i fond a way to do it with SOX, the cut part
sox infile.wav outfile.wav trim 0 0.01 : newfile : restart )
That's a job for [until], [tabread], and [tabwrite]. It's tedious but
in the end it's just a lot of copying loops. I just made the attached
patch - is that what you want?
William
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 6:06 PM, oskoff lovich noi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi list!
some help, i need to cut audio
