posted 24 October 2001 05:54            

Another question is - Can you use a script to dymanically call up sounds for performance and then dispose of them, al la garbage collection on a high level? Could such a script allocate algorithms to time line channels, where spatialisation and other characteristics could have been pre-programmed??

BTW can someone tell me what 0.5 + (L: 10) means? Particually the 'L : 10' bit?

posted 24 October 2001 15:23            

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Originally posted by garth paine:
BTW can someone tell me what 0.5 + (L: 10) means? Particually the 'L : 10' bit?

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My guess is that there is a part missing from what you have copied here. I think it should read something like:

0.5 + ([aSound] L: 10)

posted 24 October 2001 15:40            

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Originally posted by garth paine:
Another question is - Can you use a script to dymanically call up sounds for performance and then dispose of them, al la garbage collection on a high level? Could such a script allocate algorithms to time line channels, where spatialisation and other characteristics could have been pre-programmed??

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This is exactly the way the Script works. However, the Script needs to know the exact order and timing of the algorithms in advance.

posted 24 October 2001 15:43            

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Originally posted by garth paine:
I am interested in haveing a niumber of scripts that will play a variety of algorithms, however I would like the ecripts to be triggered by incoming MIDI notes. I had thought that it might be best to have all the scripts in one script object, however I also thought it might be good to have a script object in a timeline layer, and all the algorithms that can be played in channels of the timeline - is this possible?

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