k2k audio Parameters
[Parameters not yet documented — likely declared in source outside register_animatable(). Add an override in _overrides/ if needed.]
Additional controls
Auto Start Slot — When on, finds the first empty slot in SlotBank and starts placing slices there. The panel shows the auto-detected slot (“First empty: 24”). When off, you specify the start slot manually via start_slot. Default on — usually what you want, since empty-slot finding avoids accidentally clobbering existing pads.
Start Slot — Manually-specified start slot, 0–127. Only visible when auto_start_slot is off. Slices land at this slot, then start_slot+1, start_slot+2, etc. Errors out if there aren’t enough consecutive slots from this position to hold every slice (e.g. 16 slices starting at slot 120 = needs 120..135, but max is 127).
Enabled — When on, executes the export. When off, runs through silently without writing slots. Same idea as MemorySlot’s enabled toggle — keeps the node in your graph without auto-overwriting on every dirty cycle.
Name Prefix — Prefix for slot display names. Each slice becomes “{prefix} Slice 1”, “{prefix} Slice 2”, etc. Empty = uses graph name as prefix. Use to group related exports (“kit_drums”, “vocal_chops”) so they’re recognizable in the Player pad view.
About Slice Memory Slot
Slice Memory Slot exports an entire SliceContainer to consecutive SlotBank slots in one shot — typically the back-end of a slicing/Collage workflow. Connect from a Slicer, Slices Concatener, or Collage’s “Processed Slices” output (the latter is the killer combo: each Collage entry’s per-slice processing — pitch, ADSR, filter, time-stretch — gets baked into the FLAC and persisted in a .meta sidecar alongside it, so the Player can recreate the processed sound at trigger time). Like Memory Slot, this is a terminal node and requires an active session. The “First empty” indicator updates in real time so you can see where slices will land before executing. If some slices fail (invalid data, unable to write FLAC), the node reports a warning with the failure count but successfully-written slices are kept. The .meta sidecar is JSON — readable by anything else that wants to know what processing was applied.
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