[jsyn] Sample trill timing
jsyn at music.columbia.edu
jsyn at music.columbia.edu
Tue Dec 14 10:01:09 EST 2004
Hi Phil,
Using the clear method before queueOn definitely clears things up!
Many thanks for your help.
Edward
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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 09:02:11 -0800
From: jsyn at music.columbia.edu
Subject: Re: [jsyn] FW: Trill Timing samples vs. Triangle Oscillator
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Hello Ed,
> samples are somewhat longer. I thought that it would be fine if I used two
> sample players and started the second sampler before the first one was
> finished (so as to overlap the tones a bit). However, in practice that
does
> not seem to work (i.e. the second sample does not want to start playing
> until the first one is finished).
That is quite odd. Is it possible they are getting queued to the same
player? Two sample players should work completely independantly.
> Some of my instruments have shorter sample
> lengths, in this case, the timing is OK.
Ahah! That is a major clue.
Call clear(time) before calling queueOn(time,sample).
That will stop the older sample that is playing and allow the new sample to
start immediately.
Phil Burk
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