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by Josh Parmenter
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Scott Wilson and I actually talked about this some time ago, and I
think the solution would be to make SDIF synth UGens. One difficulty
that came up though was how different SDIF files can be.
Can anyone actually find a spec for them? If so, I can probably code
the interface and UGens quickly.
Where I have going with the ATS UGens recently is looking at ways to
completely bypass the loading and sorting of the files in the
language. The UGens already have to do math to find where in the data
buffer data is stored, so I was going to re-do ATS to simply load the
ATS file onto the server as a buffer, then the UGens would figure out
the offsets needed to gather data. I think the same could be done with
SDIF and even CSounds PV and LPC UGens.
The OTHER stumbling block I was hitting had to do with simply loading
the files to the server. b_allocRead won't work since they aren't
soundfiles. So, I need to define other OSC commands to do this. I
think I know what I need to do, but haven't had the time. If someone
CAN dig up an SDIF spec, I'll start on it again.
Josh
On May 1, 2008, at 1:18 PM, Arie van Schutterhoef wrote:
>> Has anyone fiddled with the standard SDIF libraries?
> -Ages ago Rohan Drape started to work on SDIF within the context of
> SC.
> Never became clear what happened to it.
>
>> Should we add support in SC?
> -Definetely!
>
> I think it is used quite a lot and would make more compatible with
> Max/MSP
> for example.
>
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think the solution would be to make SDIF synth UGens. One difficulty
that came up though was how different SDIF files can be.
Can anyone actually find a spec for them? If so, I can probably code
the interface and UGens quickly.
Where I have going with the ATS UGens recently is looking at ways to
completely bypass the loading and sorting of the files in the
language. The UGens already have to do math to find where in the data
buffer data is stored, so I was going to re-do ATS to simply load the
ATS file onto the server as a buffer, then the UGens would figure out
the offsets needed to gather data. I think the same could be done with
SDIF and even CSounds PV and LPC UGens.
The OTHER stumbling block I was hitting had to do with simply loading
the files to the server. b_allocRead won't work since they aren't
soundfiles. So, I need to define other OSC commands to do this. I
think I know what I need to do, but haven't had the time. If someone
CAN dig up an SDIF spec, I'll start on it again.
Josh
On May 1, 2008, at 1:18 PM, Arie van Schutterhoef wrote:
>> Has anyone fiddled with the standard SDIF libraries?
> -Ages ago Rohan Drape started to work on SDIF within the context of
> SC.
> Never became clear what happened to it.
>
>> Should we add support in SC?
> -Definetely!
>
> I think it is used quite a lot and would make more compatible with
> Max/MSP
> for example.
>
> AvS
>
> ......................................................................
> ......................................................................
> ` *===========================================================+++
> ` |arsche.net sound-image-word http://www.arsche.net/index.html |
> *===========================================================+++
> ` |Schreck Ensemble/Assembly - live electro-acoustic music- |
> ` | http://www.schreck.nl/index.html |
> ` *===========================================================+++
> ` |S T R A T I F I E R - a multi-dimensional controller- |
> ` | http://www.stratifier.nl/index.html |
> ` *============================================================++
> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
> ......................................................................
>
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interpretation of how modern society is structured: whether actively
or passively, consciously or unconsciously, he makes choices in this
regard. He may be conservative or he may subject himself to continual
renewal; or he may strive for a revolutionary, historical or social
palingenesis." - Luigi Nono
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