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Record a stream of audio into a wave file or wave table?
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Record a stream of audio into a wave file or wave table?
Hi guys,
I'm struggling to get my head around how to achieve this with Flowstone?
I want to stream audio into a module where its saved as a loop/sample/wavetable where it can be manipulated or resynthed.
Apologies if its a noob question, and thanks in advance for the feedback
I'm struggling to get my head around how to achieve this with Flowstone?
I want to stream audio into a module where its saved as a loop/sample/wavetable where it can be manipulated or resynthed.
Apologies if its a noob question, and thanks in advance for the feedback
- glitchcpt
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Re: Record a stream of audio into a wave file or wave table?
prolly the best way to do it is to write to a mem.
you need to build a stream counter,
which renders the samples into the mem.
You can see my implementation at www.phonicsaudio.com
The plugin is called Sync
This is really the only practical method.
It's also possible to take float array chunks and append them,
but this gets discontinuities when the CPU is busy.
I would be happy to sell the schematic for Sync
Maybe I could chop out the juicy parts for ya anyway-
happy to answer a next round of questions if you've got them
you need to build a stream counter,
which renders the samples into the mem.
You can see my implementation at www.phonicsaudio.com
The plugin is called Sync
This is really the only practical method.
It's also possible to take float array chunks and append them,
but this gets discontinuities when the CPU is busy.
I would be happy to sell the schematic for Sync
Maybe I could chop out the juicy parts for ya anyway-
happy to answer a next round of questions if you've got them
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nix - Posts: 817
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Re: Record a stream of audio into a wave file or wave table?
I just want to say thanks again for your generosity
this is more a learning experience than anything else, I will end up giving my plugins to my students and followers for free also for learning processes, so I will try focus on getting it right by myself, I think this has given me a bit of a push so lets see
this is more a learning experience than anything else, I will end up giving my plugins to my students and followers for free also for learning processes, so I will try focus on getting it right by myself, I think this has given me a bit of a push so lets see
- glitchcpt
- Posts: 54
- Joined: Wed Oct 01, 2014 3:42 pm
Re: Record a stream of audio into a wave file or wave table?
you're welcome!
the way to get a stream to count upwards at samplerate is to feedback
1 into an add
Well it's the simplest way without writing a code snippet
All success
the way to get a stream to count upwards at samplerate is to feedback
1 into an add
Well it's the simplest way without writing a code snippet
All success
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nix - Posts: 817
- Joined: Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:51 am
Re: Record a stream of audio into a wave file or wave table?
Thanks man!! I think logically its coming together in my head
- glitchcpt
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- Joined: Wed Oct 01, 2014 3:42 pm
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