[PD] array copy appended to itself (vasp?)

[Peter Plessas]

Dear Eni,

thanks for posting that cool trick!
I need to stay with vasp though, bc i need to shuffle around a lot of 
audio data this way and nead threaded click-free operation, and think 
that vasp can handle this (i hope).

but your email is entring my knowledge_base folder right now :-)

Peter

Enrique Erne wrote:
>>> I am working on a looping sampler (jamman-like) using not delays, but 
>>> tables/arrays.
>>> I am searching for a way to copy the content of an array to the end 
>>> of the existing audio data, thus doubling the length.
>>> The only way so far would be using vasp and copying the array via 
>>> [vasp.copy] to another one, but this does introduce all kind of 
>>> problems, and a copy in a separate array doesnt't mean, a copy in the 
>>> same place.
>>> So i am searching for some ideas how to accomplish that task.
>>
>>
>> i'm not sure if i understand exactly what you want to do, but using 
>> vasp you can of course also transfer parts of arrays to other parts of 
>> the same or different arrays. (like to copy the first half to the 
>> second, if that's what you want).
>> Just have a look at the vasp.frames and vasp.offset objects.
> 
> 
> alternatively you can use zexy :-)
> 
> [tabdump] (zexy) -- gives array as list
> [list prepend] -- glue them together with 'the end of the existing audio 
> data'
> [length] -- list lenght
> [myarrayname resize $1( -- resize your array
> [tabset] (zexy) -- set the array
> 
> cheers eni
>