[PD] tabread4~ granulator: soundfile error

[vespa@muse]

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*****1) i can only load about a minute of audio into this table. i always
get "soundfiler error : truncated to 40000000 elements" with larger files.
is
there another type of table that can hold more samples?

******hi, when you send "read" message  to soundfiler send also "maxsize" .
for example. -

[read -resize -maxsize 99999999999999  - "your_buffer"  ]

maxsize...... it tells soundfiler the max array size. so take whatever you
want -for me it works.
********
2) converting between milliseconds and samples in my patch for some reason
turns into some very cryptic math [at least for me]. i can't quite get my
little tabread4~ to behave predictably. is there another type of
table/soundfiler that i can give variable read locations and durations in
milliseconds instead of samples? [more along the lines of the way delay
tables
work in PD...]

what do you mean with cryptic math?


blazej






----- Original Message ----- 
From: <derek at x-i.net>
To: <pd-list at iem.kug.ac.at>
Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 6:29 PM
Subject: [PD] tabread4~ granulator: soundfile error


> hi gang,
>
> i am working on a soundfile granulator, based on tabread4~, and i have a
couple
> of questions.
>
> 1) i can only load about a minute of audio into this table. i always
> get "soundfiler error : truncated to 40000000 elements" with larger files.
is
> there another type of table that can hold more samples?
>
> 2) converting between milliseconds and samples in my patch for some reason
> turns into some very cryptic math [at least for me]. i can't quite get my
> little tabread4~ to behave predictably. is there another type of
> table/soundfiler that i can give variable read locations and durations in
> milliseconds instead of samples? [more along the lines of the way delay
tables
> work in PD...]
>
> 3) how about stereo??? is there a way to split a stereo soundfile into two
> tables? otherwise, i am stuck with mono, which i assume is only the left
> channel of the stereo sound file...
>
> thanks for any suggestions. i'll be happy to post the completed gadget to
the
> list when it works right.
>
> best,
> derek
>
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