sampler_two.csd
  

I currently have a single opcode to playback a single sample. If I want to
play multiple samples I would obviously add more of the (in this case)
flooper2 opcode to process it. 

But instead of copying and paste with a new instrument number is it possible
to create an array instead, just defining one flooper2 and then stating I
want eight of these, for example?



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Why not just start 8 instances of the instrument?

We have discussed having arrays of instances but it is not there at present.

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On May 13, 2018, 12:24, at 12:24, fauveboy  wrote:
>sampler_two.csd
>  
>
>I currently have a single opcode to playback a single sample. If I want
>to
>play multiple samples I would obviously add more of the (in this case)
>flooper2 opcode to process it. 
>
>But instead of copying and paste with a new instrument number is it
>possible
>to create an array instead, just defining one flooper2 and then stating
>I
>want eight of these, for example?
>
>
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ah, of course, sorry, I could use multiple instances. I guess then I can have
multiple f tables storing the samples which can be allocated to a new
instance. 

Now that makes me wonder if there is a way to have an array f-tables? I am
thinking ahead here. but for example, if there are 0 to 8 samples stored on
disk a for loop could initialize an array of f-tables to save writing out
all the tables?



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yes, you can have multiple f-tables and store their numbers in an i-time array.

Victor Lazzarini
Dean of Arts, Celtic Studies, and Philosophy
Maynooth University
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> On 13 May 2018, at 13:18, fauveboy  wrote:
> 
> ah, of course, sorry, I could use multiple instances. I guess then I can have
> multiple f tables storing the samples which can be allocated to a new
> instance. 
> 
> Now that makes me wonder if there is a way to have an array f-tables? I am
> thinking ahead here. but for example, if there are 0 to 8 samples stored on
> disk a for loop could initialize an array of f-tables to save writing out
> all the tables?
> 
> 
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but that would still require writing out each f tables?



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I think you may use a loop and ftgen.

Victor Lazzarini
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> On 13 May 2018, at 13:31, fauveboy  wrote:
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> but that would still require writing out each f tables?
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Great, thanks you



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No, because that loop would run 1 flooper instance only.
For what you want to do you can:

1) use several instances of your instrument, each with
one flooper
2) use a recursive UDO.

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> On 13 May 2018, at 12:23, fauveboy  wrote:
> 
> sampler_two.csd
>   
> 
> I currently have a single opcode to playback a single sample. If I want to
> play multiple samples I would obviously add more of the (in this case)
> flooper2 opcode to process it. 
> 
> But instead of copying and paste with a new instrument number is it possible
> to create an array instead, just defining one flooper2 and then stating I
> want eight of these, for example?
> 
> 
> 
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