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hoa.record~	External		An audio file recorder for ambisonic soundfield. hoa.record~ creates an sfrecord~ object with the best arguments to record of an ambisonic soundfield. The limit defined in Max is 15 inputs then the maximum order can be 7.
vj.random_filename	Abstraction		abstraction that creates a random filename. Output has descriptive filename and random number in front. No more overwriting sfrecord~ files when batch recording in multiple sessions!! abstraction that creates a random filename. Output has descriptive filename and random number in front. No more overwriting sfrecord~ files when batch recording in multiple sessions!!
bag~	Abstraction		sample and write This little utility was designed to sample a signal and write it to disk, back in the days when there was no way to view a waveform in MAX/FTS on the ISPW. This abstraction was made as a debugging aid to help track down clicks by recording samples to disk and viewing them with the aid of a sound editing program. This could still be useful tool in MSP, however, because it contains a pre-configured buffer~ and record~ and it has a nice short name that’s fast to type. Once you’ve recorded a bit of problematic sound, all you need to do is double-click on the buffer~ inside bag~ to see the recorded waveform.
buffer~	External		Multichannel sample buffer buffer~ works in conjunction with many different objects, including play~/groove~ (to play the buffer), record~ (records into the buffer), info~ (to report information about the buffer), peek~ (to write into/read from the buffer like the table object), lookup~ (to use the buffer for waveshaping), cycle~ (to specify a 512-point waveform), and wave~ (to specify a waveform).
capture~	External		Collect samples from a signal and examine them in a text window capture~ is similar to the capture object, except that it collects signal values rather than incoming integers. capture~ is designed for signal debugging or investigationÑfor recording, use record~ or writesf~
poke~	External		Write into a buffer~ using a signal sample index Write into a buffer~ using a signal sample index. poke~ allows you to write samples into a buffer~ at sample locations specified by a signal. Typically, the signal will increase in value by 1 with each sample to write successive values into successive samples (like record~). If the index signal is negative or larger than the size of the buffer~, no data is recorded.
record~	External		Copy a signal into a buffer~ record~ records a signal into a buffer~ object. You can record up to 4 channels by specifying the optional argument. Record stops when it has filled up the buffer~
sfrecord~	External		Record signals to soundfiles on disk sfrecord~ records audio files to disk. To record a file, you first send sfrecord~ an open message, then send it a 1 to start and a 0 to stop. open takes an argument to specify a filename in the default directory.
tap.record~	External		crossfaded loop recording "smooth" recording
xrecord~	External		Record a signal into a buffer~
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