Hi, Welcome Robin! You have asked a question that has been at the back of my mind for a long time. Thanks! <snip>
Sure! Just create a simple file that just holds a line like this;
.8 => dac.gain;
This will affect the dac's gain, no surprise there, but as the dac is shared by all shreds this work more or less like a master fader. Replace the .8 by any number between 0 and 1, depending on how severe the clipping is, turn it down further if clipping re-occurs.
fadeout.ck exists I think. You can fadeout all of chuck with this method but it isn't great for smoothly dumping one shred while keeping the others active. <snip>
These two questions lead me to wonder if there is any way of exposing the implicit mixer prior to the DAC, so that levels and mutes on each channel/shred could be controlled.
What you could do is supply each shred with a envelope before the dac and have that one ramp down before making the shred itself exit, based on some command?
I like this suggestion. I would love to have some boilerplate code so that you could work with shreds in a kind of mixing environment where each shred had it's own volume control that could be *easily* (not necessarily simply) accessed from another place. I have used OSC in the past but I would love to see some other suggestions, possibly using command line arguments. This is a worthy tutorial for the manual ;) Anyone got something working? --art _________________________________________________________________ Former Police Officer Paul Gillespies TAKE BACK THE INTERNET tips and tricks, watch the video now http://safety.sympatico.msn.ca/