| Microsoft DirectX doesn't support audio IN yet. So it is possible to use
audio IN together with audio OUT only with the old MME windows driver.
You must have two audio cards or a full-duplex card. Notice that the
Soundblaster 16 audio IN is automatically reduced to 8-bit resolution
when using full-duplex. I don't know if this restriction is present also
for the AWE64.
To use both audio in and out with midi, you must call my version of
Csound with the following flags:
csound.exe -+K -+q -+e -+p12 -b800 -i pluto.orc pluto.sco
It is suggested to use sr=32000 or sr=40000 when using old MME drivers.
Good luck
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Gabriel Maldonado
http://www.agora.stm.it/G.Maldonado/home2.htm
Mark T Vigorito wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have been trying to use DirectCsound for simulaneous wave in
> and
> out. I have a soundblaster AWE64 with the latest drivers, and DirectX
> 5.2
> running on win95 with a 233mhz pentium. I use this setup for realtime
> MIDI
> in -> wave out with success. I've tried realtime wave input with a
> variety
> of comman-line flags, but I get either no input or an "unable to
> create
> directX object" error message. My test orc is printed below.
> Has anyone been able to get realtime full-duplex wave in/out
> with
> the awe64?
>
> Thanks,
> Mark Vigorito
> mtv@u.arizona.edu
>
> ;realtime wav i/o test
> sr=44100
> kr=441
> ksmps=100
> nchnls=2
>
> instr 1; stereo delay
> ain in
> adel1 delay ain,1,0
> adel2 delay adel1,1,0
> outs adel1,adel2
> endin
> X-UIDL: 24d6c1fa75cd1eedd2c464f877177583
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