I need to pack 4 numbers to reference a file in a list, so I'm attempting to get the first digit, which could be 01010101010101 = 7, pack it, then move to the next number, which should start from 0 so I can count it again, and end up with a number like 7 2 3 8.

But counting, packing and resetting, I can't quite grasp it yet

Close, but I want the delay happening upon the last known 1. is that possible?

Morning all,

I cannot figure out how to count a toggle incrementally.

I have a toggle that prints 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0.

I want to sum the total, in this example, 4;

then I want to reset it with a nice [delay 100] - [b] - [0(

I can't however figure out how the first part works, i either get 0 passed in and it resets my count, or I end up with Stack Overflow, in which i get inf. numbers

Help would be appreciated

Great! Here are those points:

• The recordings are anything from 5 seconds to 5 minutes.
• Bela is being used
• As much as needed?

The idea is I've built a microphone in a public place that acts as a recorder that automatically adds the recordings to a pool of .wavs that playback on 8-10 speakers.

I've got a patch that records audio whenever a threshold it met. it then plays back that audio randomly on several speakers across a venue.

I'm using writesf~ to record the files, as i need to read them randomly.

is there any issue using writefs~ for 500 audio files? should I use tabwrite~ to capture then save a file afters?

Is that possible?