Re: Blue users?

Hi Iain,

As it is now, thie AudioFile object wouldn't work in blueLive as the 
AudioFile object actually creates instruments for a CSD file, and the 
current blueLive doesn't work with soundObjects that produce instruments 
or f-tables.  This is maybe something I should revisit over time, as I 
can see where in certain cases it might be desirable to have this 
possibility.  (It's a first version, after all. =) )

The best way to understand how the AudioFile object works is to try it 
out alone in a new file, select a wave file, then press ctrl-shift-g 
(generate CSD to screen).  You'll see the instrument that gets generated 
as well as where the user-edittable Csound code block gets put in within 
that instrument.

Let me know if you have any feedback on it!

steven


Iain Duncan wrote:

>>And by tracking of wave files, how do you mean?  I put in an AudioFile
>>soundObject that's disabled by default in this last release as it's sort
>>of beta.  With it you can select a soundFile and have it on the
>>timeline; works using diskin.  To enable it, uncomment it in the
>>blue/conf/registry.xml file.  There's also a place there to edit the
>>csound code so you can reroute the output to whatever you'd like (zak,
>>globals, etc.) as well as do things like bring down the volume or
>>process the sound.  If you're thinking of something else, let me know
>>and I'll try to push it in a new release.
>>    
>>
>
>Yup that sounds like what I meant! Sounds like one could fairly easily put
>in a wave file track and route the ouput through a csound instrument? Will
>this work in real time? Looking forward to playing with that one. = )
>
>Iain
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