Hi,

I made a patch enabling the user to trigger pd playing wave-files. The "adress" of the file is stored in an array, so pd can loop the played files. This is working fine.
(I use readf~)

I made a second patch that stores 10 of the first one, so the user is enabled to make a kind of "song"^^.
This is also working, but not fine. I have two major problems:

if there was a pause between two files there is an ugly sound, not like raising the volume without line~ but as the speakers are turned off(sounds like "bubb"^^).

Sometimes pd "chokes" and than the only output is noise~(like overdriving). This keeps some seconds and than smooth comes back to normal sound.

Did I perhaps connected the outlets wrong? I used [+~] and connected all (8) to the left side. This seems wrong in resume, but if i connect to left and right the right side might only played when the left side also has some input...

I hope someone can give me some tipps

@Abgehter Could you zip up the patch and post it please (do NOT include the wav files )
Thank you.
David.

myMusic.zip

I hope this is what you meant whale.

Normaly there is some input from an arduino, but i also added a simulation-part.
To play a sound you need to save it in samples/m1/S1/t1.wav or other numbers.

@Abgehter Yes, adding all 8 outputs together will likely give much too high a level when every player is playing. That should produce the "noise" that you are getting.
The Bubb sound is most likely to be DC...... a constant voltage with no real audio modulation.
A [hip~] filter on the output might fix it.
I have not yet tried it with real audio. Maybe some of your source files have a serious offset.
The Bupp sound you would see in your output graph "result" as a constant or wobbling line not at zero... above or below.
Try this modification and let us know if it helps.....
The output volume to the dac~ must not exceed "1"....... but of course this is going to reduce the whole volume. Maybe a slow response limiter would be more appropriate than [*~ 0.1]
David.