I would think that we’d be less interested in dropping existing soundfiles as source material, and more interested in using a real-time buffer to record into and play out of. Why would we concentrate on creating a file based granulator when software does that so well – I’m of the opinion that we’d really want this to be based on a real-time buffer where we Write into and read from the buffer “simultaneously”
totally agree with this.. and think an important part of granular is the ability to be able to monitor the live input and not have to record something and then play it back – although, it is also great to have the ability to also play back from a saved sample (or ideally multiple samples..) as well.
