[PD] Sample Grabber (learn from my bad example)

[Patrick Pagano]

thanks Brandon i will check it
what i have resorted to is some reading and writing of tables as well
thank you very much




On Sunday, April 11, 2004, at 03:11 PM, Bradon Webb wrote:

> I don't know if this will help any but here is a quick
> abstraction I made some time ago.  It has some
> simmilar like functions to what I think you are
> looking for.  It records sound to an array taken in
> through the left inlet.  you need to hit the rec bang
> button to capture a sample.  The size can be adjusted
> to lengthen or shorten the table.  an auto box can be
> checked so to automatically record a new sample to the
> table right after the previous one.  the save box can
> be checked to save each table as a wav file on your
> hard drive.  in order to play the samples back though
> you need to have another device for playing them.  The
> simplest way is to make a sample reader abstraction
> that reads from the same table name of the array
> inside the +grabsample abstraction.  I am sorry the
> programming is incosistent and is horribly
> confusing...
>
>
> Bradon
>
>
> --- Patrick Pagano <bigswift at ufl.edu> wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> i am trying to devise an appropriate sample grabber
>> for pd OSX.
>> I would like to grab 10- (5) second samples, save
>> them to seperate
>> buffers and be able to play them back.
>> i am fine with routing effects etc.. but always have
>> a little
>> difficulty with this initial stage.
>> Starting Tips anyone???
>>
>>
>>
>> Pat
>>
>>
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