On Monday 09 January 2006 11:19, Oeyvind Brandtsegg wrote:

> I'm currently experimenting with the chn opcodes,
> I wanted to use these as a replacement for zak type channels,
> but I realize I can not make them mix, only overwrite.
> See the attached csd, when playing two simultaneous instances of
> instr 10, only one is heard. 
> 
> I am unsure what opcodes to choose for making a general control
> and audio signal bus, as there's many opcodes that might do it.
> The chn opcodes seems very nice, as they are named, and there's no
> need to worry about initializing channels (as one has to do with zak).   
> But I also see some new mixer opcodes, as well as chani/chano, and
> the good old zak. The mixer opcodes do mix, but does not seem as
> easy to use as the chn opcodes. Would it be possible to do mixing
> with chnset ? Possibly in a separate opcode (chnsetm ?, as with zawm),
> or by using an optional argument to chnset ?

The following opcodes have been added to the CVS sources, for use
with audio output channels:

    chnmix    asig, Schn
    chnclear  Schn