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cristian_vogel Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Heres an interesting thing , real random numbers http://qrng.anu.edu.au/index.php You can download a raw binary file rather than stream directly. But I can't figure out how to import that RAW file into Kyma, as a WAV. Any suggestions? IP: Logged | |
SSC Administrator |
![]() ![]() ![]() Is there a way to save them as numbers, one per line, in a .txt file? If so then you could use the "From text file" template in the Sample editor... IP: Logged | |
photonal Member |
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There are two versions, one uses the 0-255 URL and the other for the 0-65535 The URL is read every 4 seconds, and the returned data is parsed and sent to an OSC sender - this could then be fed into Kyma via OSCulator. A hack I know - but it gets the data out of the server in a stream. The 'Period' of the 'Wave Generator' (LFO) controls the frequency of the 'Pulse' to send the URL each time. IP: Logged | |
photonal Member |
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The additional file, RTN.txt is just a 'Return' to be used after appending each number to the RND.txt file. You should do a 'touch RND.txt' using the Terminal to initially create the file (so that it can then be written to). Also, the file path '/Users/andrew/Documents/RND.txt' should be changed to match your setup. i.e. /Users/[YOUR USER NAME]/Documents/RND.txt or some other path where RND.txt is located. It utilises some extra QC patches, i.e. 'Kineme String With File' and 'Kineme Text File Writer' which can be obtained here: http://kineme.net/release/FileTools/11 [This message has been edited by photonal (edited 20 February 2013).] IP: Logged |
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