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[Csnd] Re: How to get CSound working again in Terminal - Mac 10.5.7

Date2009-09-06 06:51
FromDavid Picón Álvarez
Subject[Csnd] Re: How to get CSound working again in Terminal - Mac 10.5.7
From: "gary hiebner" 
> writing 2048-byte blks of shorts to test.aif (AIFF)

This is telling you where the sound is being written to, in this case to an 
aiff format file called test.aif

Try adding an -odac option on the command line if you want to here the sound 
in realtime.

--David.



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Date2009-09-06 06:54
Fromgary hiebner
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: How to get CSound working again in Terminal - Mac 10.5.7
Hi David,

Thanks, I just realised right now that it was writting the fille to disk, and not playing in realtime.

I thought in the past It was playing my csound file like this, but I must of been confused. Thanks I will add a -odac option in the command line

On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 7:51 AM, David Picón Álvarez <david@miradoiro.com> wrote:
From: "gary hiebner" <garycsound@gmail.com>

writing 2048-byte blks of shorts to test.aif (AIFF)

This is telling you where the sound is being written to, in this case to an aiff format file called test.aif

Try adding an -odac option on the command line if you want to here the sound in realtime.

--David.



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