@whale-av That's exactly right.

@whale-av

The patch I'm working on involves "overdubbing". So if I were to want the audio recorded to play at 1/2 speed, my thinking is that I would need to double the size of the table. I would then want to record a new addition to the table while in this 1/2 speed mode that would make that addition jump an octave when I take it out of the 1/2 speed mode and shrink the table back to original size. I can find videos of what I'm talking about if that helps. I'll be playing around with your suggestions.

Hello all,

I am currently working on a sample/loop patch that takes audio input and stores it into a table for playback. I am wanting to take this table and resize it by doubling the existing size of it. Once the table resizes, it would extend the contents of the table to imitate the sound slowing down (pitch shift an octave lower and half speed).

The reason for this is I am replicating the looping functions of a Line 6 DL4 guitar pedal. I got an efficient reverse sub patch working like a charm. Resizing a table by a variable and then editing the contents in this way is what I am not familiar with.

Please note: I don't want to affect the way the table is being read. I want to affect the contents of the table.

Thank you for your time.