I didn't notice any bugs, and was actually able to play a whole gig last night using your code in my custom built pd sampler! So i think its safe to say its an efficient method!

@ddw_music

Wow that proved to be more complicated than I first thought! Thanks a ton for that patch, It works great! I don't really need more than note values for this project anyway.

I'm using a raspberry pi 4 running Patchbox OS and Pisound. I've found that using [notein] adds up to 40 ms latency when using the hardware midi inputs of Pisound. However, using [midiin] instead I can get it as low as 5 ms latency! Not sure why notein adds so much delay... Anyway now I need a way to sort the midi data coming in from [midiin] into note values and velocity, But the stream of numbers enter sequentially and not as a list, so I don't have a way of sorting the numbers. Any ideas how to way easily route the incoming note value and velocity down different paths? Thanks!

@LiamG thanks for clearing that up!

@whale-av thanks for the suggestion, I can't use extended for this unfortunately, but I will check it out!
@LarsXI Thanks! I don't quite get how you mean with |f | x |+ 1|, if you could write a quick patch that would truly be helpful!

Hi! I've been searching for this for a while and feel like I need to ask here now I'm trying to paint an exponential curve in a table. I've done it before using tabwrite and a metro banging out a number feeding into x^2. But it's not fast nor reliable. What I'm looking for is a simple message to say set table to x^2. One click action sort of how the message ; array1 const 0 works. Is there a way to combine expressions and writing to tables in this manner?

Thats clever to use a delay line! Thanks for the help!

Not sure if this is the right branch of the forum but I'd like some help with building a patch that I can't figure out how to make.
This patch is supposed to help me when I'm playing around with a synth for a long time to record only the little sounds that I like among many minutes of recording. I want to be able to record a 'window' of audio of say 1 minute so that when I find a nice sound I could press a button to save the last 10 seconds of recording as a new file. The only way I can see this happening is if I record everything into a buffer memory like a table and then somehow save just the last 10 seconds as a file. Any ideas how this could be achieved?

Thanks guys thats amazing!

Hey! I've been pondering about a quick way to "crop" an array, meaning i play the sample with specific start and end points using tabplay~ and I want to be able to send a bang to "commit" to the start and end. The reason is that when I load up the sample next time I start PD it should be the cropped version.

Thanks for any help!