posted 23 September 2013 12:09            

I think there is a way where you make the name generate a random name which is placed in both the writer and reader but I don't know how to do that.

The other alternative is to replace the name "recording" with a green variable i.e. ?RamName and make a RamName field in the encapsulated modules. When the environment asks you for a value for RamName you must put in a name with single quotes i.e. 'recording'. Then when encapsulating I think you make this field as type file name or something similar. I don't have Kyma set up at the moment so I cannot verify.

Then you can make modules with different names and also have other modules reading the same ram if you wish.

Please let me know how you get on.

posted 24 September 2013 08:54            

1) Put the following in as both your recording and sample name

{'recording' & ?voiceNumber}

2) Use the Replicator prototype to generate multiple (polyphonic) copies of your original sound.

You can then use a trigger system where the count for the number of triggers gets substituted for the ?voiceNumber variable.

posted 25 September 2013 02:33            

thank you - that works and saves me a lot of time :-)

Phillip, thank you for the hint! I remember your original posting - I´ve used this expression several time since then! (Right now I´ve already got so many triggers etc. that I was looking for a simpler solution )

best,
Franz