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Re: [sc-users] newbie panner and sampler projects



Hi Ian,

Nice to see a familiar name join the list. I assume you're working with SC2.

What you're looking for is array of PanAz.ar, something like this:

myPanners = Array.fill(numChannels, {arg i; PanAz.ar(AudioIn.ar(i + 1), blah blah some controlling objects)});

I'm doing this away from SC so pardon if I'm messing up argument order or anything. AudioIn needs i +1 since the first input is 1, not 0 like in almost every other case (i.e. array indices, etc.). numChannels is just however many channels you have. If you wirte your code cleverly you can assign this to a variable and change it globally. :-)

Look at the documentation for PanAz and it'll let you know where to put everything. The pan position cycles over a range of 2 (so for 8 channels you can use n * 2/8), so you can put any control signal you like there. For simple automation just try sawtooth oscillators at different frequencies on the order of 0.5 Hz or less. mul: -1 to go backwards.

Have fun,

S.

On Monday, December 23, 2002, at 02:22  PM, ianbirse3@xxxxxxx wrote:

Hi all--
I've been interested in SC for a while- ready to take the plunge with a couple of
projects.
Some direction would be appreciated- tools/groups of tools to play with, advice on
the order in which to tackle things...

Project 1  Multi channel panner

stage 1:
--enable panning of 8 audio inputs between 8 outputs
(probably via the RME multiface), so that channels of live audio can be sent to a
multi- speaker setup via a programmed panning scheme

stage 2: play with the panning automation so that patterns are changing over time,
possibly reacting to activity in the audio input

Project 2   Live sampler/multi channel out

--records audio input to samples that can be independently looped and transformed
using pitch shifting, EQ, and delay
--allows simultaneous live audio and sample playback (i.e. improvising with the
samples as they play)
--combinations of live audio and samples can be recorded  to samples
--live audio and samples can be sent to a multi-channel output device

Thanks in advance-- Ian Birse

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