Hi,

>Do the Zak channels only
>handle one note/signal at a time?

You need to use zawm for chords and then later clear the channel with a zacl
so it does not blow up.

Bye,
Hans Mikelson



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When I try to push chords this way, I get tons of high pitched noise.  
This is a bummer.
Ken

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On 11/11/99, 5:27:59 PM, "Hans Mikelson"  wrote 
regarding Re: [Csnd] Zak Mystery:


> Hi,

> >Do the Zak channels only
> >handle one note/signal at a time?

> You need to use zawm for chords and then later clear the channel with 
a zacl
> so it does not blow up.

> Bye,
> Hans Mikelson



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Hi again,
	Actually I think something is wrong as the zak clearing opcode 
dosen't seem to work.  Is anyone using Zak in the unofficial Linux 
version 3.57 succesfully?  Hans, am I right in assuming after looking 
at your work, that the clearing opcode is turned on while mixing in 
Zak space?

Ken


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 11/11/99, 7:57:59 PM, Ken Locarnini  wrote 
regarding Re: [Csnd] Zak Mystery:


> When I try to push chords this way, I get tons of high pitched noise.
> This is a bummer.
> Ken

> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

> On 11/11/99, 5:27:59 PM, "Hans Mikelson"  wrote
> regarding Re: [Csnd] Zak Mystery:


> > Hi,

> > >Do the Zak channels only
> > >handle one note/signal at a time?

> > You need to use zawm for chords and then later clear the channel with
> a zacl
> > so it does not blow up.

> > Bye,
> > Hans Mikelson



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