I found the problem, using an event opcode sent from the PVSBuffer instrument I use a -1 to set the instrument as always on, this seems to make it so only one instance of the instrument can be on at a time. When I use a positive number instead it works.

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Edward Costello

On Thursday 4 April 2013 at 20:53, Edward Costello wrote:

No the audio coming out just sounds like there is one instance of the instrument playing. In the terminal output I can see all my f-tables are being allocated, in the example I gave there are 20 instances called so I see 20 f-tables being allocated, I have tried setting a different offset of the pvs buffer for each instance to read from based on the p5 sent from the PVSBuffer instrument, but still no joy.

-- 

Edward Costello

On Thursday 4 April 2013 at 20:39, joachim heintz wrote:

hi edward -

on a first look (without testing), i'd say it should work. does it not?

what is the problem?

best -

joachim

Am 04.04.2013 17:48, schrieb Edward Costello:

Hi,

I have and instrument that is always on that reads 2 function tables of

audio into 2 PVS buffers, basically a stereo signal. I then have another

instrument that reads from these PVS buffers and synthesises the data

back into audio using a pvssynth. What I need to be able to do is have

different instances of this instrument reading from the stereo PVS

buffers at different offsets at the same time, is this possible? Or do I

have to make separate PVS buffers for each instance?

I have an example of what I mean here, you would think 20 instances of

the PVSReader instrument would be louder.

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Edward Costello

<CsoundSynthesizer>

<CsOptions>

-d

</CsOptions>

<CsInstruments>

sr = 44100

ksmps = 256

nchnls = 2

0dbfs=1

#define ChannelOneTable #100#

#define ChannelTwoTable #101#

#define WarpPath #200#

;; based off FileToPvsBuf example written by joachim heintz 2009

opcode TableToPvsBuf, ikk, iiiii

i_Table, i_FFTSize, i_Overlap, i_WindowSize, i_WindowShape xin

k_TimeInKCycles timeinstk

if k_TimeInKCycles == 1 then

i_Length = ftlen(i_Table) / sr

k_Cycles = i_Length * kr

k_Count init 0

loop:

f_FFTIn pvstanal 1, 1, 1, i_Table, 1, 0, 0

i_Buffer, k_TimePointer pvsbuffer f_FFTIn, i_Length + (i_FFTSize / sr)

loop_lt k_Count, 1, k_Cycles, loop

xout i_Buffer, k_Count, k_TimePointer

endif

endop

gi_FFTSize init 1024

gk_TimePointer init 0

instr 1, PVSBuffer

gi_Overlap = gi_FFTSize / 4

i_WindowSize = gi_FFTSize

i_WindowShape = 1; von-Hann window

gi_PVSBufferOneL, gk_HopCount, k0 TableToPvsBuf $ChannelOneTable,

gi_FFTSize, gi_Overlap, i_WindowSize, i_WindowShape

gi_PVSBufferOneR, gk_HopCount, k0 TableToPvsBuf $ChannelTwoTable,

gi_FFTSize, gi_Overlap, i_WindowSize, i_WindowShape

k_On init 0

k_PVSReaderInstances = p4

if k_On == 0 then

k_Count = 0

until k_Count == k_PVSReaderInstances do

event "i", "PVSReader", 0, -1, gk_HopCount, k_Count + 200

k_Count = k_Count + 1

od

k_On = 1

endif

gi_TimeInSeconds = ftlen($ChannelOneTable) / sr;

i_PhasorCPS = 1/gi_TimeInSeconds

gk_PhasorIndex phasor i_PhasorCPS

endin

instr 2, PVSReader

i_HopCount = p4

i_TimeTableNumber = p5

gi_TimeTable ftgen i_TimeTableNumber, 0, -i_HopCount, -7, 0, i_HopCount,

gi_TimeInSeconds

gk_TimePointer table gk_PhasorIndex , i_TimeTableNumber, 1

f_ChannelOne pvsbufread gk_TimePointer, gi_PVSBufferOneL

f_ChannelTwo pvsbufread gk_TimePointer, gi_PVSBufferOneR

a_ChannelOne pvsynth f_ChannelOne

a_ChannelTwo pvsynth f_ChannelTwo

outs a_ChannelOne, a_ChannelTwo

endin

</CsInstruments>

<CsScore>

f100 0 0 1

"/Users/eddyc/Dropbox/SoftwareProjects/Audio-Mosaicing/Audio-Mosaicing/input.wav"

0 0 1

f101 0 0 1

"/Users/eddyc/Dropbox/SoftwareProjects/Audio-Mosaicing/Audio-Mosaicing/input.wav"

0 0 2

i 1 0 -1 20

e3600

</CsScore>

</CsoundSynthesizer>

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