On 8/28/07, 2g wrote:

it's just one of the forum in the SocialNetworkService called mixi.jp mixi.jp requires someone already in the community to invite another if that another person wants to get registered you need that process done to get in (even though this is nonesence since the community became too huge and many ill willed spammers are already inside)

Ah, one of those.... I think they do that against spammers and to make it look exclusive. Theoretically the idea is also that that way you can trace where accounts came from so you delete a spammer and also delete the account that invited him (and so on) but that requires some very agressive moderating. if you don't mind reading japanese

(i think registering forms will also be in japanese) yes i can invite anyone on THIS list!!

He he he, I wouldn't mind reading Japanese but I simply can't. For ChucK code it should be easy enough though I once saw some Japanese C code in a documentary on arcade shooting games and there all words like "for" and "while"were in English but many variables and function names were in japanese. this would make it quite hard to deal with. Oh, well, in that case we can't realy link to it, that's a shame. Kas.

On 8/27/07, Martin Ahnelöv wrote:

I don't really recognise that file... Have you looked at the rec.ck and rec-auto.ck in examples/basic in (at least) the source tarball?

I recognise it. It's a way to create stereo recordings.... Actually it creates two mono files that can then be merged in a wave editor ("Audacity" is free and open and should run wherever ChucK runs). This is workable for making a quick recording once or twice but if you have a system that needs to render to wav in non-real time and have to verify every change/update/bugfix by pasting two mono files it get very inconvenient very quickly (that and waiting every time makes me smoke too much :-) ). I think WvOut could use a ".channels()" method as well as chucking signals to ".chan(n)" like for the dac. Seems like a wish that's shared amongst a lot of people and for which the desire will only grow as we get more stereo stuff. Sounds like one for the "fairly urgent and generally desired" list to me? Kas.

Yah. I mean, what synthesiser is any good if you can't record it easily?

I can think of lots of nice uses but it would *also* be cool to be able to record it easily. :-)