Re: [sc-dev] Simple Diskout q

[James McCartney <asynth@xxxxxx>]

Oh I misunderstood. You want to record the main output, not the main 
input.
Then you must be at the end of the chain. If you create a group under 
the top group 0, then you can put all your events in there and chain 
the record node after that. I normally would envision creating several 
groups such as:
	sequencing & automation
	instruments
	fx
	mix
And use ids 1,2,3,4 for them.
If you create these as sub-groups of group 0, then your record node 
could be chained after the mix group

On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 11:22 AM, James McCartney wrote:

> If you are not overwriting that input bus, then you should not have to 
> worry about where the node is in the chain.
>
> On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 09:07 AM, Casey Basichis wrote:
>
> > Hey i was just wondering if there is an wasy way to
> > record anything that comes out of the main In.ar(0,2)
> > bus, regerdless of where it is in the node chain, can
> > i do something like Synth.after(0... .  Or do i have
> > to specify that in all my patches that the groups are
> > created at the head so i could always have the record
> > at the tail?
> > Thanks,
> > Casey
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