On Jun 5, 2006, at 9:43 PM, blackrain wrote:
Hi Axel,
These are two approaches; The first one uses several predefined
synthdefs - as many as the number of channels you want to deal with.
The second approach generates the synthdef accordingly to the number
of channels needed.
I have added a couple of ideas of how to load soundfiles into a
buffers array as well.
From BufRd help:
warning: if you supply a bufnum of a buffer that has a different
numChannels then [sic] you have specified to the BufRd, it will
fail silently.
I thought Axel was asking how to play only one channel out of a multichannel sound file. So if you have a stereo file and do BufRd.ar(1, ...), you'll get no sound.
At present there is no easy way to load a pre selected channel of a sound file. However you can use PlayBuf or BufRd to play back all the channels, and choose only the channel you need for the output.
stereoSig = BufRd.ar(2, ...);
Out.ar(outbus, stereoSig[0]) // play only the left channel
hjh
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