Sample manipulation patch.... help needed

[mwvm]

Hello,

I need some help. I've copied some existing patches from the library to create a looping, slicing, tap tempo sampler with adjustable loop length.

It records audio rather than a sample player.

So it sounds kinda cool, what's my problem?

• the loop length "size" is dependent on the total length of the loop. Any idea how I can get tiny sizes with bigger loops?

• whilst the random slice position is ok, i'd much prefer a button the select slices as audio runs. ie if i have a 8 sec loop, pressing a slice every second would give me 8 slices. therefore, i'd like to access these slices with a dial controller with a "64/n slices" relationship. 0-8 would play the first slice, 9-16 the second slice and so on.... basically make the thing a standalone FX rather than relying on the sequencer and reliant on the laptop

• back the random position slice... if a random value is rather large it doesn't play a sound. can you link this to the counter size of the loop? ie the max random value will marry up with the total loop length so i don't get dead spots?

Slice.axp (13.7 KB)

[mwvm]

Like a way of storing and recalling positions of the sample for selectable playback?

[mwvm]

Any chance of some slicer examples?

[brasso]

Sorry I can't help you. I am still getting my head around the whole Axoloti concept. Other people are however already working on similar stuff. Maybe you should have a look around and barge in there.

[thetechnobear]

@mwvm
sorry I dont really have time to answer this question properly/fully , but given no one else has jumped in...

ive not looked at the patch in depth but it uses tables record/play
so the answer to your questions really all revolve around that startpos is a float 0.0...64.00, and has 28 decimal places.
the best way to think of this is a %, where 64 = 100%

as such the play has no concept of playing a part/loop it carries on playing till stopped
so the patch is basically just restarting it, at an appropriate time.
again this is is all floats, so you should be able to go quite small.

what I would do, though not the easiest way...
is actually write a new patch, using record/play, and build it up, you can then look to this patch for inspiration.
the advantage is, you will have a clear idea what its trying to do, and the states its getting into.
in some way its harder adapting others patch (unless they are documented well... = never ) than writing you own

Im a bit surprised if there are not loop/slice objects in the community library, Im pretty sure a few people have been doing this.... its not super hard, but does have quite a few 'edge cases'

sorry cant be more help at the moment,.

[mwvm]

thanks for the info.

this is really useful.