HELP INDEX
Looper!
Quick and dirty recording utility
You must first give a name to the sound file to record with the
"Record to" button. The loudspeaker button next to the new name is
enabled and pressing it will start recording an aiff sound file from
the port and the rate selected in the audiopanel application and for
the duration entered with the Looper duration slider.
A source sound file can be selected with the "Pick Source" button.
Looper will start playing that file 1 second after the recording has
started. This is useful for putting an existing sound on the computer
through an external effects device and re-recording it. In the course
of the recording, you can stop the playback of the source sound by
pressing the loudspeaker icon next to the sound source name. The
recording will, however, continue for the duration specified.
The scisors bring up the SoundEditor application with the source or
target file.
Remember that the AD converters on the Indy induce a dc-shift in the
signal. The "remove-dc" toggle will indicate wether you want this done
automatically after recording.
Normalize
Normalize will call Dan
Ellis' scale program and bring the signal to full amplitude for the
duration of the file. Scale must have been placed somewhere inyour
executable paths. Normalize only works with aiff files.
Analysis
All Csound analysis programs
are available under Cecilia. Aiff files are needed. For linear
prediction analysis, it is highly recommended to use MixViews'
facilities instead as they are more complete and will yield better
results. Pole stabilization is recommended.
After you choose a sound file for analysis, a box will appear
allowing you to graphically set the analysis parameters.
Transpose
Transpose will call Dan Ellis'
res and sndrfmt programs and offer a transposition
factor (+/- 10 octaves) for the complete file. The sampling rate
remains the same as the original. Res and Sndrfmt must have been
placed somewhere in your executable paths. Transpose only works with
aiff files.
Copyright 1996