Hi thanks for your reply if i have an audio card with more than one input where and how do i set the desired input for recording ? 2008/5/28 Atte André Jensen :

COLORSOUND wrote:

hi guys , I,m fresh new user , i,m completly lost ,

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Welcome!

How can check which devices chuck recognise in my computer ?

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chuck --probe

and more important how do i set from which channel the audio is coming for

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recording an audio file ?

I'm not sure what you mean here. You're trying to record from adc, which should output stereo. Aren't you getting stereo in the resulting wave file or what's the problem?

May I suggest you make a very, very stripped down example isolating the problem, and post it here. It makes it easier for us to help you :-) Something like (untested!) might be what you want:

adc => WvOut w => dac; "test.wav" => w.wavFilename; 1::second => now;

thanks hope i,m sending this to the right email .

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You are!

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it does help thank you ;D 2008/5/28 Kassen :

2008/5/28 COLORSOUND :

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Hi thanks for your reply if i have an audio card with more than one input where and how do i set the desired input for recording ?

Well, after using "chuck --probe" and determining what card has what number from ChucK's perspective you can start chuck with

chuck --dac3 --channels6 myfile.ck

here the "3" would represent the number of the soundcard to use and the 6 the number of channels you'd like to use (this would be both in and out, see "chuck --help" for more options).

Once you have that running you can ask for a certain channel from your soundcard's input in your code using "adc.chan(4) => my_ugen", where the "4" would hopefully be the right channel. Remember we start counting at 0 yet the labeling on your hardware likely starts at 1.

This can indeed be a bit confusing because the code needs to match the way the VM is started, per default it starts in stereo mode on the default device so in that situation it makes no sense to have code that refers to the 6th or so input. Still; starting in stereo mode on the default device isn't such a bad default.

I found that when working a lot with files that use a lot of channels it saved time to write a small batch file (a shell script would also do) to start the VM in that way and sometimes add the .ck file as well.

Hope that helps, Kas.

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