Last topic I posted, I did not get any answers to yet. Maybe because it looks like I was going to answer the question.

Anyway, this is another question. When I use the write object to save an array (Using tabwrite~ to save the audio material), it is saving an older array that I thought I was overwriting. However, it is seemingly stuck saving the same, FIRST array, I created.

What am I doing wrong? Also, the size of the patch I am creating is seemingly getting larger. So, I fear I am "hiding" data in the patch unnecessarily. Is there a way to locate arrays that I am saving to but cannot see?

Hi,

Every time you send a [bang( to [tabwrite~ <arrayname>], it should start to overwrite the previous array. But let's say that you had previously recorded 10 seconds of audio, and now you send a [bang( message to overwrite it but you then send a [stop( message after only 4 seconds of recording; then in this case, the last 6 seconds will consist of information from the first recording. If you want to completely erase an array (which is handy if you want to be sure that what I mentioned above doesn't happen), then you can create a message [; <arrayname> const 0( and click on it (or bang it) to completely empty this array.

I hope it helps, take care,
Gilberto