[SOLVED] - .wav files / windows / soundplayer / auto scene advance?

[bonemap]

@mark_m

Can you do this on Windows?

[mark_m]

@bonemap

No, unfortunately the sound player (see picture below) doesn't show the position, otherwise this'd be an excellent solution.
Thank you!

Mark

[Woland]

@mark_m

Convert them to mp4 then run them in Movie Players

[mark_m]

@woland said:

Convert them to mp4 then run them in Movie Players

Yes, that would be a solution, but one can't do that without recompressing the audio, which I am loathe to do.
But maybe there are other video formats I can use...

[Woland]

@mark_m said:

Yes, that would be a solution, but one can't do that without recompressing the audio, which I am loathe to do.

 Here, you can also try this:

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[bonemap]

@mark_m 

Hi Mark,

The AU SoundFilePlayer is a an additional actor to the AUSoundPlayer in the Mac version. I wonder if it is worth checking for this additional actor in the Windows version?

Best wishes

Bonemap

[mark_m]

@woland said:

 Here, you can also try this:

 Thanks, Lucas. I'll give that a go!
Love your lateral thinking!
And that's also one of the (many) things I love about Isadora: many ways to accomplish things.

Greetings from Sunny Salford and The Lowry.

[Woland]

@bonemap said:

The AU SoundFilePlayer is a an additional actor to the AUSoundPlayer in the Mac version. I wonder if it is worth checking for this additional actor in the Windows version?

All of the AU actors are Mac only

[bonemap]

@woland said:

AU actors are Mac onl

Of course they are, thanks for the reminder. 

So there is a much more limited set of audio features available for Windows users then.

Best wishes

Bonemap 

[Maximortal]

In win version of isadora audio stuff is a bit limited. 

What I usually do is that: move all audio file into ableton live then trigger em from isadora. 

If you need a feedback from ableton to Isadora just start a midi clip at the same time of the audio file  (tip: set master tempo to 120 bpm so you can have two bar in 1 sec to set precisely the timing) and put in that clip all the midi note or cc that feed isadora ( all through midiLOOP )

OR

you can yse the wnderfull patch provided by our brilliant izzy genius Lucas ( dude you never stop wonder me, really you are brilliant )

[mark_m]

@maximortal said:

What I usually do is that: move all audio file into ableton live then trigger em from isadora. 

 Thanks, Iro. I really need to learn a lot more about the interaction between Ableton Live and Isadora. Someone was going to write a tutorial but I don't think they ever did :-(

[DusX]

@mark_m
I personally integrate Renoise with Isadora when I need advanced audio capabilities (I am no renoise pro). Its much less costly that Ableton (68 euro), and has great OSC support.

[Maximortal]

@mark_m currently I'm not able to create a midi tutorial, but try to see that video that show you how let comunicate Ableton and VDMX ( so for isadora is not so different ) through OSC

ceers

[jhoepffner]

@mark_m

I did it but in French, I have to translate it…