SirSickSik Contributions

[SirSickSik]

NEW MODULE

WAVE

"tablestream"

A modified sample stream module (factory/wave/play) that streams it's sample right into a table instead of the audio output without glitching the audio output or needing a output-buffer muting.
Only downfall is that the loading of each sample/table takes as long as the length of the sample as it's being played realtime.
To ensure a sample-loading won't be stopped until it's finished, a "ended" output goes high if it's ok to load the next sample (eg. use a logic-and to allow triggering of the load-input only when ended-output is high).

"streamplay"
a sampleplayer to use with the tablestream module featuring pitch, play direction, start/stop and sample-select input.

and a simple test-patch with some extra modules to show the possibilities. Note that you'll have to set your own sample directories!
I've named all my samples like BD053.wav/HH022.wav/etc.. so the file selectors just randomly choose samples from the folder to upload to the table. (bank1=kicks, bank2=snares, bank3=hihats, bank4=cymbals/percussion/glitch/bla, each with 8 different samples, so 4 banks, 8 variations->32 samples directly available. And you can load new samples while playing.) The patch automatically detects whether the streamer is finished loading a sample and then starts uploading a new random sample at the next trigger to a randomly chosen bank and variation. Also has a module to automatically start loading 32 samples at startup.
table stream midi triggered.axp (110.3 KB)

[Blindsmyth]

Hey remco I'm trying to use your button functions object but unfortunately I cannot really get it to work, no matter what number I enter for the time attribute.
It always seems to miss clicks. I hooked up some counters to check wich confirms that the object more or less misses every second click. Am I using this wrong or what's the problem?

[SirSickSik]

I opened the project and found that it's a toggling function to set the outputs either high or low depending on how you triggered it with the button.
1 short press switches output 1, 2 presses output 2 etc.
if you want pulse-triggers, you can add a logic/change module behind it, so it generates triggers each time you change the state of the outputs from low to high or from high to low.

[Blindsmyth]

cool thanks, now it works great!

[Blindsmyth]

I opened the project and found that it's a toggling function to set the outputs either high or low depending on how you triggered it with the button.
1 short press switches output 1, 2 presses output 2 etc.
if you want pulse-triggers, you can add a logic/change module behind it, so it generates triggers each time you change the state of the outputs from low to high or from high to low.

I'm extremly low on ram so I try to change the code with my amateur skills to give me pulses but it's not working...would you mind making a version that already spits out pulses? Or point me out how to change the code?

[SirSickSik]

just reset all the values back to 0 after they've been send to the outputs in the local code.
So just add to the end of the local code like:
Short1=0;
Short2=0;
Short3=0;
etc..

This way, when the "Short1" goes high, it first sends out this pulse and then immediately resets it back to zero at the next buffer update.

[Blindsmyth]

just reset all the values back to 0 after they've been send to the outputs in the local code.
So just add to the end of the local code like:
Short1=0;
Short2=0;
Short3=0;
etc..

This way, when the "Short1" goes high, it first sends out this pulse and then immediately resets it back to zero at the next buffer update.

Nice thx that worked! I made a very reduced version of the object. maybe I should start uploading things to the library too