| The problem is that the four speakers are managed by the directSound3D api. Each wave
stream can be located in a 3D position of the audio field. I don't think it is possible to
drive it by Csound, it is necessary another program which does this task.
gab
mark wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I too have just got a SB Live - a wonderful card, specialy
> since it will play multiple wave streams at the same time.
>
> Anyway my question is about using the four speaker channels -
> is it possible to make stuff in CSound that will allow access to
> multiple channels and how would I play it on the SBLive.
>
> cheers
>
> mark
>
--
Gabriel Maldonado
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Hello,
Anybody know how to download all of the Amsterdam orc.'s in one
swoop?
It's just a little to time consuming searching through and just plucking
out orc's.
thanks,
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Hello,
Wow the www csound links and addresses are really messed up half of them
get missing 404 calls.
I need the Email of the HUMAN who runs the list because I am getting 2
copies of every post to the list. This really slows down my Email
set-up.
If anybody has the WORKING Email address of the HUMAN administrator I
would be very happy to know what it is.
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> I need the Email of the HUMAN who runs the list because I am getting 2
> copies of every post to the list. This really slows down my Email
sonicman, what makes you think a HUMAN can help you?
Advancements in technology have meant that all manner of equipment is now
available for reappropriation by whoever has the time to learn how to use
redefine, misuse and rewire it http://simsim.rug.ac.be/dbonanzah
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The 1394 standard defines the maximum cable length as 4.5 meters. There =
is a maximum of 4 or 5 hops (I don't recall exactly) allowed between any =
two nodes, which implies that the maximum distance between any two nodes =
is either 18 or 22.5 meters. I have seen working prototypes of optical =
fiber solutions that can go 50 meters between nodes, but I don't know if =
there is anything actually shipping to support this.
----------
From: Michael Gogins[SMTP:gogins@nyc.pipeline.com]
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Subject: Re: Interpolation schemes and SB Live!
I should add that as far as I know (not far at all!), FireWire wires =
have a
limited length, which might not cross a wide stage. Does anyone know off =
the
top of their head whether this is true and, if so, what is the maximum
length? I'll research this if we don't hear from one who knows.
-----Original Message-----
From: Eli Brandt
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Date: Friday, October 23, 1998 12:49 PM
Subject: Re: Interpolation schemes and SB Live!
>Michael Gogins wrote:
>> This is a very interesting site because this outfit appears to be =
working
>> with Analog Devices on an Extended Csound related project, and with
Yamah=3D
>> a
>> on a FireWire protocol for both multi-channel real-time digital =
audio,
an=3D
>> d
>> MIDI information.
>>
>> I think we should talk to the Pavo people and see what the =
specification
=3D
>> of
>> their FireWire protocol is, and whether any manufacturers (Yamaha?) =
are
>> going to make controllers for it.
>
>Sounds like this is Yamaha's mLan proposal -- specs and such at:
>http://www.yamaha.co.jp/tech/1394mLAN/
>
>This is very promising stuff. 1394 is fast enough to push a lot of
>data, and mLan does it isochronously for good timing.
>
>My understanding of the process here is that mLan was developed
>within the 1394 group; industry MIDI and audio groups are now getting
>on board, harmonizing with their notions, maybe negotiating tweaks.
>Might still be a bit before gear hits the streets.
>
>--
> Eli Brandt | eli+@cs.cmu.edu | http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~eli/
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Thanks everybody who answered my questions about history of Csound.
It is a good help for me!
Sergey Batov, batov@glasnet.ru
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