[PD] Phasor Driven Midi File Playback?

saint saintidle at yahoo.com
Mon Feb 11 22:16:34 CET 2008


ah brilliant thanks martin that's exactly what i need i reckon. will be able to try it out tomorrow properly!

----- Original Message ----
From: Martin Peach <martin.peach at sympatico.ca>
To: saintidle at yahoo.com; pd-list at iem.at
Sent: Monday, 11 February, 2008 8:19:56 PM
Subject: RE: [PD] Phasor Driven Midi File Playback?

saint 
wrote:
>
>I've 
been 
trying 
to 
incorporate 
synched 
looped 
midi 
file 
playback 
into 
a 
>system 
of 
tabread 
looping 
players. 
So 
far 
I've 
been 
using 
xeq 
but 
recently 
>discovered 
seq 
in 
the 
cyclone 
library.
>
>I 
can 
kinda 
get 
xeq 
to 
work 
but 
it 
involves 
me 
cheating 
the 
tempo 
of 
the 
>file 
playback, 
banging 
a 
sync 
point 
at 
the 
start 
of 
every 
audio 
loop 
and 
>I'm 
getting 
quite 
confused 
with 
the 
different 
xeq 
objects 
(the 
>documentation 
has 
been 
down 
for 
a 
number 
of 
years)...
>
>Is 
there 
a 
more 
graceful 
way 
of 
doing 
this 
like 
I 
do 
with 
the 
>phasor/tabread 
audio? 
I 
see 
that 
seq 
has 
a 
'goto' 
command 
with 
seconds 
and 
>milliseconds, 
if 
I 
fed 
that 
with 
my 
audio 
phasor 
would 
the 
midi 
loops 
play 
>in 
sync 
with 
the 
audio 
loops?
>

There's 
the 
[mrpeach/midifile] 
object. 
You 
feed 
it 
ticks 
from 
a 
[metro] 
to 
advance 
through 
the 
file 
and 
can 
jump 
to 
any 
tick 
in 
the 
file. 
It 
can 
also 
dump 
the 
file 
so 
you 
can 
find 
the 
tick 
number 
to 
go 
to. 
It 
doesn't 
know 
about 
seconds 
but 
you 
can 
tune 
the 
speed 
very 
finely. 
I 
have 
had 
it 
running 
in 
sync 
with 
the 
Hydrogen 
drum 
machine 
for 
hours 
at 
a 
time.

Martin








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