Is it possible to render to both DAC and to disk at the same time (for 
capturing realtime MIDI performances)?  The csound executable seems to 
only accept the first -o parameter.

The soundouts opcode seems to be a step in the right direction, but with 
three issues:
1) According to the documentation, it's raw format only (no WAV or AIFF)
2) I'd prefer this to be a configuration parameter rather than something 
in my code
3) It doesn't appear to work, anyway -- whenever I've tried it I always 
end up with only a very small output file (~50Kb).

This is on Linux/ALSA.  I do have a workaround:

1) Record the MIDI data into a sequencer program as it's being played 
with -odac
2) Play that MIDI file back into csound with -o[filename] (and using 
-iadc to get the timing to work right)

you can use -odac and the fout opcode.
	joachim



Am 02.04.2008 um 05:51 schrieb micromoog:
> Is it possible to render to both DAC and to disk at the same time  
> (for capturing realtime MIDI performances)?  The csound executable  
> seems to only accept the first -o parameter.
>
> The soundouts opcode seems to be a step in the right direction, but  
> with three issues:
> 1) According to the documentation, it's raw format only (no WAV or  
> AIFF)
> 2) I'd prefer this to be a configuration parameter rather than  
> something in my code
> 3) It doesn't appear to work, anyway -- whenever I've tried it I  
> always end up with only a very small output file (~50Kb).
>
> This is on Linux/ALSA.  I do have a workaround:
>
> 1) Record the MIDI data into a sequencer program as it's being  
> played with -odac
> 2) Play that MIDI file back into csound with -o[filename] (and  
> using -iadc to get the timing to work right)
>
>
>
>
>
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