How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
Hi there
Probably a very basic question:
How do I get input from other tracks than the track my max for live effect is on? Right now I'm using the "plugin~", which only takes the audio from that track...
Hope you can help me
Best regards Nikolaj
Probably a very basic question:
How do I get input from other tracks than the track my max for live effect is on? Right now I'm using the "plugin~", which only takes the audio from that track...
Hope you can help me
Best regards Nikolaj
Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
No help from you guys?
Or is this impossible to do with M4L? I want to use different audio tracks for controlling different parameters in my Jitter patch...
Or is this impossible to do with M4L? I want to use different audio tracks for controlling different parameters in my Jitter patch...
Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
use sends to get the audio to your device sitting on a return track....
Cheers
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Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
But then all the audio will be mixed together right? I want the signals as individual inputs in my patch. So that the audio signals can control different parameters on my video effects...
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Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
use separate patches, monitor the incoming audio then convert it into a value, then use a send object to route all those values to your main patch.
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Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
Ahaa great, that was what I was looking for Thank you!
Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
Now I've been experimenting a little with patches using the "send"-object. But they tend to increase my CPU-use quite a lot. Any suggestions about how to avoid this?
Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
I think CPU load depends on the rate at which you are sending values.
Try using a rate as low as possible. Packing multiple values into a list may help too.
Alternatively, you could use udpsend/udpreceive for transmitting data across devices.
It's probably more efficient regarding CPU load.
Try using a rate as low as possible. Packing multiple values into a list may help too.
Alternatively, you could use udpsend/udpreceive for transmitting data across devices.
It's probably more efficient regarding CPU load.
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Re: How do I receive audio from multiple tracks?
if you're monitoring an audio input, the snapshot~ object can specify a particular frequency of the sampling, if you don't need the high frequency then this can really cut down on the load. The other thing to do would be to bang the snapshot~ object when you need a sample, instead of having it continually spitting out values...
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