I want 24diferent loops to be constantly playing.
Is loading them in to arrays and having 24 tabplay the best way or is there a simpler more convenient way?

Also not sure how to get them to constantly loop. Do i have to send new bangs every time they stop?

tabplay~ sends out a bang to its right outlet, when the sample is at it's end. if you connect this to a spigot, controlled by a toggle and then back to the inlet of the [tabplay~], the sample will loop unless you switch the toggle to off.

and if you want only one of those loops to be played and/or switched between then send [tabplay~] the message of [set nameofarray(

Try this example. You can load 9 loops and record 2 from adc~. If you want more loops, just modify pd loader.

sampler-loop-seq

@oscarsantis said:

Try this example. You can load 9 loops and record 2 from adc~. If you want more loops, just modify pd loader.

could it be, that you maybe forgot to attach a file?
or did i miss something? *gg*

sorry

Here's what I've done so far.
Plan is to hook the volume of every loop up to the knobs of my BCR2000, some what like having 24 tape recorders hooked up to a mixer.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/looper.pd

this one

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/sampler-resynth-seqb.pd

I've come to the mixer part now. An am not sure how it is best done.
Basically two questions:

1 do I just add all signals together after i set their level with [*~] ?

2 how do i best route midi cc from my knobs to the volume controls, is the easiest way one [ctlin] with cc number creation argument for every knob? I'd like a cleaner approach with only one [ctlin] and then some kind of routing object.

Hope i make my self clear.

1. you could also add a pan feature for stereo sound, but basically i would add all the mixer outs.
2. you already found the solution: use [pack] to pack the controller number to the controllerchanges and then use the [route] object to output the values of the corresponding controller number.
sorry my english is very poor, i'll attach a patch to make clear what i mean...
hope it works, i don't have no midi controller here, at the moment!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/midictl.pd

Actually you'll want to switch the the values from [pack] around, otherwise you'll be routing based on controller value, not cc number. You can do it with a message box.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/midictl.pd

oh, i'm sorry - you are right, maelstorm, i missed the right order of the [ctlin] outlets!