Type Members

1.  final case class GetBuf(trig: GE, key: String, buf: GE, numFrames: GE = -1, startFrame: GE = 0) extends GE.Lazy with ControlRated with Product with Serializable

   A graph element that when triggered sends the contents of a buffer to the client.

   A graph element that when triggered sends the contents of a buffer to the client. The transfer happens asynchronously, and the element outputs a trigger itself when the transfer has completed.

   Note: currently, the behaviour is undefined if another trigger is received before a previous transfer process finishes. The caller should also avoid stopping the enclosing Proc before the transfer process finishes (there is no guarantee that the buffer contents is preserved).

   trig

   a trigger signal that initiate the transfer process.

   key

   the key into the enclosing object's attribute map, where a variable of type Seq[Double] is to be found

   buf

   the identifier of the buffer to transfer

   numFrames

   the number of frames to transfer or -1 (default) to transfer as many frames as possible

   startFrame

   the offset into the buffer to start transferring from, which defaults to zero.

   See also

   WriteBuf

2.  final case class WriteBuf(trig: GE, key: String, buf: GE, numFrames: GE = -1, startFrame: GE = 0, fileType: GE = -1, sampleFormat: GE = 2) extends GE.Lazy with ControlRated with Product with Serializable

   A graph element that when triggered writes the contents of a buffer to an audio file.

   A graph element that when triggered writes the contents of a buffer to an audio file. The writing happens asynchronously, and the element outputs a trigger itself when the writing has completed.

   Note: currently, the behaviour is undefined if another trigger is received before a previous writing process finishes. The caller should also avoid stopping the enclosing Proc before the writing process finishes (there is no guarantee that the buffer contents is preserved).

   An alternative is BufferOut which is slightly less flexible. It writes the buffer contents when the process finishes, and invokes a done-action.

   trig

   a trigger signal that initiate the write process.

   key

   the key into the enclosing object's attribute map, where the output Artifact is to be defined

   buf

   the identifier of the buffer to write

   numFrames

   the number of frames to write or -1 (default) to write as many frames as possible

   startFrame

   the offset into the buffer to start writing from, which defaults to zero.

   fileType

   -1 automatic (default; determined from artifact found), 0 AIFF, 1 Wave, 2 Wave64, 3 IRCAM, 4 NeXT, 5 Raw

   sampleFormat

   0 16-bit integer, 1 24-bit integer, 2 32-bit floating point (default), 3 32-bit integer, 4 8-bit integer

   See also

   BufferOut