So im trying to find a solution, and tuts didnt help me so im asking yall. How to do a quick sampling so each slice of sample would fit in a 192 lpp and 24 lpb pattern?
(sorry if this explanation is ununderstanable)
please explain what is 192 lpp.
is this a pattern length?
and are you basically thus asking, “how do i split a sample mathematically into 192 slices, and play slice00 on first row and slice 192 on 192th row”?
because if you are, let me cook something up for you.
EDIT: or, are you saying “i wanna record 100 minutes of sound, but each slice must be the length of a 24lpb 192row pattern”?
please be more precise if possible.
anyway i’ll start doing the first comprehension, since i already have a mathematical slicer called Wipe&Slice in Paketti.
im not trying to record, im trying to slice a song so one each slice would fit in one 192 lines pattern
so it sounds to me like what you’re doing is “i wanna slice this long sample, so that one slice gets played at the beginning of the 192 line pattern” - but question, how do you know that that slice will play till the end until the next slice for the 192 line pattern? how does anyone know?
thats what im trying to ask, like how would u do it, like is there any tool can automaticially chop things for u
i have at least one thing on my todo-list, which is to chop a sample up into multiple patterns in the pattern sequencer. i.e. say you record 4 patterns worth of stuff, each pattern’s first row would have a slice automatically put there to trigger that slice of the sample. i’ve been meaning to do it for half a year, but i wanna do it for a friend who requested it back then, so hopefully i’ll do it within a week or so.
but my misunderstanding of your explanation sounds even better - i.e., “wipe&slice to pattern row” i.e. if your pattern is 1-256 length in rows, then it’ll slice to 1-256 slices and output those slices to the pattern data automatically.
that’s something i feel like i could do pretty quickly. thanks for the idea.
ive tried using ur tool, but it doesnt really work that well… i mean how the slices are placed, it does it really messy
the tool is designed for loops that loop, so you can slice it to 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 slices. mathematical slicing, so they’re even.
but there are other things that it does regards slicing, such as “flood fill slicing” - check this gif
how would you like the slices to be placed?
here’s a 64 row pattern, and the sample is sliced to 64 slices and then automatically input to the pattern. thanks for the idea.
all i’ve done is loaded 10 different loops, and run the Wipe&Slice&Write script to it - it goes
Pattern length is xx
therefore slice count is xx
and let me write the slices to pattern
result:
Where is it in your tool?
thanks for sending me the pre-chopped file and telling me about the bpm + lpb + pattern row count.
i made this logic:
- reads the amount of slices in the sample
- reads the current pattern length
- creates x amount of patterns, based on x amount of slices
- prints, to each pattern, the next slice. so, in your case, c#3 is pattern 00, and d-8 is pattern… 61.
does this help? here’s a little video:
it’s in the newest version of paketti on github. ( Releases · esaruoho/paketti · GitHub )
oh yeah and it’s called Create Pattern Sequencer Patterns based on Slice Count with Automatic Slice Printing
you’ll find it in here:
