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Re: [sc-users] SuperCollider Volume Control?



So... how about this? Perhaps there can be a volume control that runs after group 1 (addAction: 1, target: 1), then record, scope etc. that run at the tail of 0 would catch it's action. It shows up in the server window, but the synth doesn't start until it is touched. Then, a button to mute, and a button to remove the synth (setting output back to 1).

nothing changes on the Server, and as long as everything is in group 1 (except for the special cases, and something explicitly put there by the user), all should work fine.

If this is wanted, I can clean up a bit more with the Volume class I posted yesterday, setting the default number of channels to the server options value like Scott suggested. sound good?

Josh

On Dec 12, 2007, at 10:47 AM, Jan Trutzschler wrote:

a perhaps related issue:
i'm having this master volume fader since ages in my start-up and it can be done with a few lines of code (as we've seen in previous posts). i have a synth on the tail of the root node, which is started in the server's tree function. It might be worth working out a good mechanism to register different (ordered) tree functions. Then we could have simply the option to add a function there, which starts a volume synth (in another group). Such a function could be a classvar of a ServerTreeFunction class. I have such a class lying around, but it would need a serious clean- up.

j.


On Dec 12, 2007, at 7:01 PM, Scott Wilson wrote:


On 12 Dec 2007, at 17:57, Scott Wilson wrote:



Or the relative nodes are just stored in an instance var when created, so that if one already exists you can target appropriately.


er, um relevant nodes...

S.

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