ChucKas, I'm running 1.2.0.2-pre and trying to write to stereo WAV file like this: dac => WvOut w => blackhole; "foo.wav" => w.wavFilename; However, foo.wav gets written as a mono file. What to do? Thanks, Tyler Gillies
Hi, I have been using Bias Peak which will read .L and .R files. So I record two mono files and then read them into Peak. dac.left => WvOut wL => blackhole; dac.right => WvOut wR => blackhole; "chuckrecord.wav.L" => wL.wavFilename; "chuckrecord.wav.R" => wR.wavFilename; You could also try some sort of audio hijack type utility or soundflower if you are on OSX. Right now the only stereo UGens are pan2, mix2, adc and dac. I hope this helps. --art On Oct 4, 2005, at 12:38 AM, Tyler Gillies wrote:
ChucKas,
I'm running 1.2.0.2-pre and trying to write to stereo WAV file like this:
dac => WvOut w => blackhole; "foo.wav" => w.wavFilename;
However, foo.wav gets written as a mono file. What to do?
Thanks,
Tyler Gillies
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On 4-Oct-05, at 1:12 AM, Adam R. Tindale wrote:
I have been using Bias Peak which will read .L and .R files. So I record two mono files and then read them into Peak.
You could also try some sort of audio hijack type utility or soundflower if you are on OSX.
Yuck -- those are graphical apps! :) I'm pretty sure that sox can merge two mono files into a single stereo file. If it can't, ecasound certainly can. Irrational biases against graphical mouse-driven software aside, command-line programs are nicer for this because you can easily write a shell script that will do this merging for you. Cheers, - Graham
ChucKas, Thanks to all that replied to my orignal post. I think I'll move this to the chuck-dev list. dac is now a stereo UGen and according to the ChucK UGen doc, WvOut supports multi-channel data. I'm thinking that we should be able record stereo files from within ChucK. On Tue, Oct 04, 2005 at 03:51:19PM +0200, Kassen wrote:
Would I be terribly out of line if I were curious how you got that one? Welcome, Kas! 1.2.0.2-pre is the latest CVS version. ChucK from CVS can be badly broken, so there's no real reason to use it. If you'd like to anyway, look here - https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/pipermail/chuck-dev/2004-December/000058.html
- Tyler Gillies
Welcome, Kas! 1.2.0.2-pre is the latest CVS version. ChucK from CVS can be badly broken, so there's no real reason to use it. If you'd like to anyway, look here - https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/pipermail/chuck-dev/2004-December/000058.html
Ah, ok, I was of cource hoping for secret hidden features that would make me a overnight rockstar.... In that case I'll stick to .0.1 and only upgrade to the unstable one once my own bugs run out and I need other people's bugs (not likely any time soon). :¬) Kas.
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