OOPS. sorry...forgot to switchout the subject line.
Hi Axel,
> Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 22:44:58 +0100
> From: Axel Buchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: mono sounds to left and right sound channel
> Is there a way to have the sound files at a location different from the
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On Nov 26, 2003, at 2:44 PM, Axel Buchner wrote:
Have you tried the QT external I mentioned the other day? You can
set the balance of a player to the left or right speaker. There is a
demo stack which shows the code for doing this included with the
download. Unfortunately it is OS X only rig
Hi Axel,
...
You could record a left-balanced and right-balanced version of each
sound file in a sound program and then save them in a format that
QuickTime understands (like MP3). You can then preLoad and play
them as videoClips. I threw in some mp3 tracks and it seemed to
work, but I didn't test
Have you tried the QT external I mentioned the other day? You can set
the balance of a player to the left or right speaker. There is a demo
stack which shows the code for doing this included with the download.
Unfortunately it is OS X only right now.
Yes, I have, thanks, Trevor. It seems to w
Ahh, I was right.
;-)
You could record a left-balanced and right-balanced version of each
sound file in a sound program and then save them in a format that
QuickTime understands (like MP3). You can then preLoad and play them
as videoClips. I threw in some mp3 tracks and it seemed to work, but I
On Nov 25, 2003, at 1:51 PM, Axel Buchner wrote:
Rick,
thanks for your response!
Are you trying to create stereo effect by doing this?
No, I want people to listen to one of two different sounds, one played
at the left and one at the right ear, and to react quickly to the
sound they attend to w
On Nov 25, 2003, at 1:51 PM, Axel Buchner wrote:
No, I want people to listen to one of two different sounds, one played
at the left and one at the right ear, and to react quickly to the
sound they attend to while they try not to be too distracted by the
other sound. The sounds would be clearly d
On Nov 24, 2003, at 11:50 AM, Axel Buchner wrote:
Does anyone know how to take two mono sounds and play them
simultaneously to different sound channels, one to the left and one to
the right channel?
Are you doing a dichotic listening task by any chance?
If so, I think there might be a bunch of
Rick,
thanks for your response!
Are you trying to create stereo effect by doing this?
No, I want people to listen to one of two different sounds, one played
at the left and one at the right ear, and to react quickly to the sound
they attend to while they try not to be too distracted by the othe
On Nov 24, 2003, at 1:50 PM, Axel Buchner wrote:
Does anyone know how to take two mono sounds and play them
simultaneously to different sound channels, one to the left and one to
the right channel?
I need to do this with a large number of sounds using random pairings
of sounds which is why com
I don't know if this is the best way but you could use the QuickTime
external I have been working on. You could set up two players and and
set the pan of one to the left and the other to the right using
qtSetTrackBalance(revPlayerID, TrackIdentifier, Value). Check out the
documentation for ac
Does anyone know how to take two mono sounds and play them
simultaneously to different sound channels, one to the left and one to
the right channel?
I need to do this with a large number of sounds using random pairings
of sounds which is why combining the mono sounds to appropriate stereo
soun
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