[chuck-users] SndBuf: setting loop

[Kassen]

On 10/10/07, Daniel Trueman <dtrueman at princeton.edu> wrote:
>
>
> for now, though, you can read a file in with SndBuf and then stuff it
> into a LiSa buffer for looping fun. i don't have time at the moment
> to hack up an example of doing this, but it should be just a matter
> of piping the output of SndBuf into LiSa for the appropriate amount
> of time; basically sampling the sample. a kludge, but should work for
> now!



What I tend to do is this (asuming "beat" is some musically sensible amount
of time and twice that is longer then our sample);
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SndBuf buf => LiSa lisa => dac;;

"my_sample.wav" => buf.read;
2::beat => lisa.duration();

//this is the important bit
//notice "buf" will start with rate=1 and pos=0 meaning it will play
automatically, once
1 => lisa.record;
buf.samples()::samp => now;
0 => lisa.record;

//clean up a little (saves some cpu)
buf =< lisa;
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And that's it, from there on you can loop, granulate and remix to your
heart's content. Not that hard.
Hope this is of help to someone.

Kas.
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