I'm wondering if there's any way of writing a signal to an array at something other than the current sample rate. I have always used tabwrite~ for writing signals to arrays, of course, but there does not seem to be much control over the speed of writing, you can choose a start point and then just start writing at the sample rate until you stop. Is it possible to write to the array at a slower rate?

I suspect that what I'm describing would require something like the poke~ object in max/msp, if that makes sense.

@yannseznec I think you are describing ipoke~. @whale-av can give you the whole run down, but my understanding is that it was a 32 bit external that was never compiled for 64 bit Pd, so it still runs but you have to run it under an old version of Pd. I wrote a portable but clunky one in Pd itself just to pass the time (and I think I didn't quite finish it)--search this forum for vipoke if you're interested--and I'd be happy to finish it if it was useful to you. Not sure if what I've described is still the current state of affairs though, would be worth digging further.

@yannseznec You will find it here.......https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/13234/tape-loop-effect/7... called [space_echo].
Yes [ipoke~] is 32-bit, but the patch uses [array] so the only version of Pd in which it can be run is 0.47.
If you are using windows then you can download portable (run anywhere) versions of Pd and so keep them separate.
[ipoke~] was compiled for Linux.... maybe 64-bit.... by @rg.kies and you will find that (and other stuff including @jameslo 's [vipoke~] ) in the thread.

Actually, I just spotted that [ipoke~] was already compiled for 64-bit Linux in the zip folder of [ipoke~] that I posted in my first post in that thread...!
David.