excellent it's working. some answers below. > I haven't run any straight sc code, its all been hsc3 so far.
i'm a little worried that's a hard way to learn supercollider? as of 3.6 supercollider under debian (scide) is pretty straightforward, and the help system is easy to use. and the sc-users list is pretty helpful. > I'm trying to play an mp3 from my phone into audio input on my laptop > but I don't hear anything. Does it pass through non-looped audio by > default? no, but you could add that, and a gain control. > Speculating on the controls here: > > to start recording? > set "t_reset" 1.0 no, that resets the phasor (buffer index), see http://doc.sccode.org/Classes/Phasor.html > to stop recording? > set "oct" 0.0 no, that's an octave control, ie. phasor rate scalar, ie. 1 = unit, 2 = octave up 0.5 = octave down > set "dir" 0.0 that'd be direction, 1 = forward, -1 = backward > any way to stop playback of the loop, or start playback? not sure > about that. there's a mute control, 1 = true = mute. > Thus far I haven't seen how those are distinguished in the api. Bus 0 > and 1 both appear to be output, and I haven't done any processing with > audio input yet. I changed to using bus (numOutputBuses + > numInputBuses + 2), but that doesn't seem to work either. see http://doc.sccode.org/Reference/Server-Architecture.html but in general, Out.ar(0) is the first output bus, SoundIn.ar(0) is the first input bus. but the input & output bus counts don't have to correspond to the interface inputs and output counts. (defaults at scsynth are 8 channels in and out) > If I have a ugen writing out to a bus, and then I delete that ugen, > what happens to the value in that bus? does it persist or does it > immediately revert to zero? I'm inferring that it reverts to zero > since my playback synth doesn't work. It depends on a value written > to a bus by the record synth. see http://doc.sccode.org/Classes/Out.html and http://doc.sccode.org/Classes/ReplaceOut.html but note that control buses have different semantics to audio buses. best, rohan -- Read the whole topic here: Haskell Art: http://lurk.org/r/topic/2M65U35cQahS7AAyTVaOux To leave Haskell Art, email haskell-...@group.lurk.org with the following email subject: unsubscribe
