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Re: [sc-users] Multi-voice sound file to single-voice sound files



I think something like this would do what you want:

s.boot;

(	
// make this the path to your soundfile... this is a test file I used with three channels
	f = SoundFile.new("sounds/DyneTromBF.aif");
	f.openRead;
	f.numChannels;
	f.close;
	f.path;
	
	c = Condition.new;
	
	Routine.run({
		f.numChannels.do({arg i;
			s.sendMsg(\b_allocReadChannel, 0, f.path, 0, 0, i,
				// alter this below to make the pathnames you want
				[\b_write, 0, "sounds/"++f.path.basename++i++".aiff"]);
		s.sync(c);
		("Channel "++i++" saved").postln;
		})
	})
)

Josh

On Dec 31, 2006, at 10:27 AM, TomD wrote:

Sorry yes that's the term : a multi-channel file to as many mono files as there are channels in the multi-channel file...

Le 31 déc. 06 à 17:05, Joshua Parmenter a écrit :

Do you mean multi-channel? Stereo to mono?

Josh

On Dec 31, 2006, at 7:32 AM, TomD wrote:

Hello,

what is the quickest way to dispatch a multi-voices soundfile into many single-voice soudfiles in SC3 ?
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