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Hey I'm using an impulse response loader I found in the forums, yet I would like to have an impulse response permantly loaded like its part of the software !? is this possible with some sort of buffer !?

store the impulse inside wave-file primitive. it should hold the file permanently once it is loaded.

Hi sounds good, I'm a bit inexperienced with this, could you please edit the IR laoder I attached ? What innitialy need is a way to store and have an IR file loaded permanetly, then switch between multyple ones. so When the vst is exported there is no need to find and load those IR wav files. I hope you can help me with your experience

Anyone ?

Don't get it, the schematic you posted does what you want. Just load in a wav, and then save the schematic. On the next start, the data of the previous loaded wave is still there. That's the normal behavior of FS unless you use a trigger, that cleans stuff up, before you save it

Thanks ! I realized it stores the wav in within itself ! Its a matter how I can make it so it can switch between wav IRs ,I trust with your experience you could help me , when you might find some time

Thanks again

a right i think i get you! you want multiple IR waves to be stored and a way of retrieving them? you can do that by populating a wave array!




here i have set up a ten wave array to demonstrate what i mean! to populate the array you just load a file into each index and then use mem get to retrieve the wave at a given index! just remember that arrays start from 0.

i.e 0,1,2,3,4,5.......

here is an example

hope that helps!

This seems realy intresting ! But how can I implement it to the original IR patch !? Never before have I used wave related processes so I'm a bit lost!

Hiya wishx

here ya go ive added a wave array to the IR Filter, inside you will find a little widget for populating the array with your chosen wav files, see the video on how to use it. you can delete the widget once your files are all loaded and you are happy, the files will be stored in the array.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGactBeY ... e=youtu.be



hope that helps

wow ! the level of helpfullness is maxed! Thanks so much I don't have words !