thank for reply. I did this http://dpaste.com/219718/ but it doesn't work :(
I ran it with ./chuck --in8 --out8
2010/7/19 Stefan Blixt
Yes. For my MOTU soundcard it took a bit of tinkering to get it right. Here's an example of a command line:
chuck --adc4 --in4 --out8
This means that I'm using device number 4 (adc), with 4 inputs and 8 outputs.
After that you can write like this in you ChucK app:
SinOsc s => dac.chan(3); // send sine wave to the fourth mono output
Note that you'll have to take care of stereo if you want it:
adc.chan(0) => LPF filterLeft => dac.chan(0); adc.chan(1) => LPF filterRight => dac.chan(1);
The tinkering bit with MOTU is that all combinations of numbers of inputs and outputs don't work. For instance --in3 --out8 will have the whole thing go bananas, with weird sound being outputted. If you don't use a MOTU card there's a good chance you won't have this problem.
/Stefan
2010/7/19 Patrick Guido
Hi, I've a sound card with 8 outputs (4 left and 4 right) and I want to send different audio signals to each output.
Is this possible with chuck?
Thanks
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