I was  hoping to use a separate program to mix my audio. Is there a way to
allocate files to separate audio files rather than one audio file when
csound is run? The only other way I can think of to have a separate score
for the sounds I need separated, but thats quite awkward when the sounds are
designed so closely around each other is there another way?





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fout ?

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On Aug 17, 2018, 14:11, at 14:11, fauveboy  wrote:
>I was  hoping to use a separate program to mix my audio. Is there a way
>to
>allocate files to separate audio files rather than one audio file when
>csound is run? The only other way I can think of to have a separate
>score
>for the sounds I need separated, but thats quite awkward when the
>sounds are
>designed so closely around each other is there another way?
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You can always use the fout opcode. You can use this to write any
number of output soundfiles at the same time, or to write any number
of channels to a single output soundfile, or any combination of these
possibilities.

I use fout in some of my live pieces to output both real-time audio
and a soundfile from the same performance.

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On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 9:10 AM fauveboy  wrote:
>
> I was  hoping to use a separate program to mix my audio. Is there a way to
> allocate files to separate audio files rather than one audio file when
> csound is run? The only other way I can think of to have a separate score
> for the sounds I need separated, but thats quite awkward when the sounds are
> designed so closely around each other is there another way?
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I have different audio files which are separately / simultaniously using
Diskin2. How will fout know which audio file diskin2 is reading to separate
into a different wav file?



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Diskin reads to arate variables. Write those arate variables to your
output soundfiles using fout.

Example, 4-channel diskin2 to 4 separate monophonic output files:

a1, a2, a3, a4 diskin2 "input.wav"

fout "output.ch1.wav", -1, a1
fout "output.ch2.wav", -1, a2
fout "output.ch3.wav", -1, a3
fout "output.ch4.wav", -1, a4


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On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 10:42 AM fauveboy  wrote:
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> I have different audio files which are separately / simultaniously using
> Diskin2. How will fout know which audio file diskin2 is reading to separate
> into a different wav file?
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I'm still struggling because the design of my instrument may not be exactly
compatiable to what you've shown me.

My diskin file looks like so:

#define SamplerDiskin2(I) #
            instr $I.

ifile = p4
kpitch = p5
istart = p6
iend = p3

a1, a2 diskin2 ifile, kpitch, istart, iend, 0, 32

   outs a1, a2

endin#

in a separte csd file I use

#include "SamplerDiskin2.csd"

and then

$SamplerDiskin2(1)

i think this means that for each separate audio file that uses this
instrument will in turn use
a1, a2. Which is a problem if I need to distinquish the output to plug into
fout?

...

I tried using #define out# p7#  inside the definition for SamplerDiskin2 but
that doesnt seem to work
I was hoping that in the score I could write what inputs are required for a
giving i statement - this
idea wasnt thoroughtly thought threw...

what can I do here?







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giving a second argument doesn't work if the values are dictated in the
score, SampleDiskin2(I, Out).
I'm realising that marco are limited if I want to send a single from 

$SampleDiskin2(1)

to 

$OutputFout(2)

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I do not follow what you are trying to achieve.  There is only one audio out object so if you want to separate many audio streams you either need to use fout or multiple channels.  In your example each instrument will use a local A1/A2 pair and they are unrelated until you use out which performs amid.

Sorry if I have missed the point.

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On Aug 18, 2018, 18:05, at 18:05, fauveboy  wrote:
>I'm still struggling because the design of my instrument may not be
>exactly
>compatiable to what you've shown me.
>
>My diskin file looks like so:
>
>#define SamplerDiskin2(I) #
>            instr $I.
>
>ifile = p4
>kpitch = p5
>istart = p6
>iend = p3
>
>a1, a2 diskin2 ifile, kpitch, istart, iend, 0, 32
>
>   outs a1, a2
>
>endin#
>
>in a separte csd file I use
>
>#include "SamplerDiskin2.csd"
>
>and then
>
>$SamplerDiskin2(1)
>
>i think this means that for each separate audio file that uses this
>instrument will in turn use
>a1, a2. Which is a problem if I need to distinquish the output to plug
>into
>fout?
>
>...
>
>I tried using #define out# p7#  inside the definition for
>SamplerDiskin2 but
>that doesnt seem to work
>I was hoping that in the score I could write what inputs are required
>for a
>giving i statement - this
>idea wasnt thoroughtly thought threw...
>
>what can I do here?
>
>
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If we ignore the original aim for multiple outputs.

The problem I have is that I have a "generic" design of an instrument which
uses diskin2 and looks like so;

#define SamplerDiskin2(I) # 
            instr $I. 
 
ifile = p4 
kpitch = p5 
istart = p6 
iend = p3 
 
a1, a2 diskin2 ifile, kpitch, istart, iend, 0, 32 
 
   outs a1, a2 
 
endin# 

when I use it in my orc file which is separate to the where the contents of
SamperDiskin2(I) I have to use 

#include "home/pi/Musodmak/mycsound/SamplerDiskin2.csd"

which allows me to then use

$SamplerDiskin2(1), in this case.

The thing is I don't want to have to change the design of the instrument as
other orc files are using it which don't require lets say 4 outputs from
SamplerDiskin(I). 

I also need to know that without affecting the design of SamplerDiskin2(I),
is there a way to access its output from outside its definition in the orc
file its called in?

$SamplerDiskin2(1)

This is so to be able to extract the signal to plug into other files in the
current orc to modulate SamplerDiskin2(I)'s output and Two, (for the
orignial problem) to vary the number of outputs without having implications
on other orchestras files which using the same SamplerDiskin2(I) with a
different score and amount of outputs required from it?

I hope I'm making sense.

Many thanks




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Great, that looks like a solution for patching the opcodes to together thank
you!

Is there a way to set the definition of the opcode up so that within the orc
file its called in, its there that a particular number of outputs can be
allocated ?



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