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On 11.11.2012 19:57, Florian Paul Schmidt wrote:

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> On 11/11/2012 07:31 PM, Kjetil Matheussen wrote:

>>>

>>> http://files.renoise.com/demo/Renoise_2_8_1_Demo_x86_64.tar.bz2

>>>

>>> in the Kicks folder..

>>>

>> These samples are included in the renoise demo download..

>>

>> Thank you. I can reproduce that. But it's only happen for certain

>> samples,

>> and it doesn't matter how many you have already played before. Try

>> to open

>> Kick06.flac directly, and it will freeze. As far as I can see, it's

>> either something wrong with Kick06.flac, or something wrong with

>> libsndfile,

>> or I've misunderstood how libsndfile works.

>> sf_readf_float returns 0 before the file is fully read, which it

>> should not.

>> I've cc-ed Erik de Castro Lopo. Hopefully he can shed some light on

>> this.

>>

>> It's simple to workaround this though. I'll push a new version now.

>

> OK, cool. Thanks :D Another tiny issue: It seems to me that the

> sample auditioning seems to play the sample twice the first time one

> clicks it. The second time one clicks it it gets played only once..

> Maybe it's just the first buffer of it repeated. I use a large period

> size in jack and maybe that's why it's audible (2048 frames).

>

> To reproduce:

>

> Create a new sample player

> Navigate to some folder containing .wavs with a sharp attach (to make

> it audible)

> Single click a sample (attack gets played twice - a slight "stutter"

> is audible)

> Single click the same sample again (it plays fine now)

>

Good catch! I hadn't noticed that before. Will fix, hopefully.
> Flo

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> P.S.: Another question: Is there a way to loop a pattern?

You mean, for instance, loop between line 10 and 20? No, there isn't.

Do you need it as part of a song (for instance, look an area 5 times),

or just as a way to conveniently listen to a specific part of a block

(pattern)?
If the latter, you can mark the playing start line by pressing Left

Meta + B.

Then you can press Left Meta + Space to start playing from that line.
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