Hi Jaime,
Thanks for the suggestion, and for further clarifying (in my mind) what
I'll need. I think readsf~ won't do because of the "open before play"
requirement -- it will introduce latency and prevent re-triggering, if
I'm not mistaken.
I guess it's going to be a matter of loading as many tables in memory as
I can get away with and using tabread4~ with a phasor.
Thanks for writing,
Phil
On 3/24/11 11:37 PM, Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi Phil,
if they'll always play from the beginning and the only control you
need is amplitude, then I would try readsf~.
J
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 1:57 PM, Phil Stone<pkst...@ucdavis.edu> wrote:
OK, this was probably too broad a way to pose this. Let me try it this way:
I'm not concerned with looping, re-sampling or sample-rate changing. I
simply want a low-latency trigger of a sound file from an incoming event.
The file(s) may, however, be quite large.
So, is a phasor-scanned [tabread4~] the best way to go about this? Will
memory management become an issue if I have 44 or 88 of these large samples
in memory at once?
thanks,
Phil
On 3/24/11 11:30 AM, Phil Stone wrote:
Hello collective PD mind,
Despite having worked with PD for years, I've never used it as a sample
player. I have a project coming up where I will need to build a bank of
MIDI-keyboard-triggered samples to play in real-time, with velocity
sensitivity and one sample per key. Rather than reinvent the wheel, is there
something someone has already done along this line? If not, can anyone give
me a basic outline from which I can start?
Phil Stone
www.pkstonemusic.com
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