Access raw sample data from AudioIn object in Processing Sound lib?
How to access the raw sample data from, for example, a processing.sound.AudioIn object ? The array data is there in JSyn (the underlying library), but apparently not exposed in the processing sound lib?
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How to access the raw sample data from, for example, a processing.sound.AudioIn object ? The array data is there in JSyn (the underlying library), but apparently not exposed in the processing sound lib?
processing jsyn
asked Jan 2 at 13:23
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At the moment, unless you modify the library yourself and recompile it to expose the raw sample data, it is indeed impossible to access it until the library changes. Whenever I needed to do that I've used other Processing sound libraries such as Minim or Beads
– George Profenza
Jan 5 at 10:09
Thanks George, is this there an example somewhere using Beads?
– rednoyz
Jan 5 at 15:25
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How to access the raw sample data from, for example, a processing.sound.AudioIn object ? The array data is there in JSyn (the underlying library), but apparently not exposed in the processing sound lib?
processing jsyn
asked Jan 2 at 13:23
rednoyzrednoyz
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How to access the raw sample data from, for example, a processing.sound.AudioIn object ? The array data is there in JSyn (the underlying library), but apparently not exposed in the processing sound lib?
processing jsyn
processing jsyn
asked Jan 2 at 13:23
rednoyzrednoyz
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asked Jan 2 at 13:23
rednoyzrednoyz
873620
asked Jan 2 at 13:23
rednoyzrednoyz
873620
asked Jan 2 at 13:23
rednoyzrednoyz
873620
asked Jan 2 at 13:23
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At the moment, unless you modify the library yourself and recompile it to expose the raw sample data, it is indeed impossible to access it until the library changes. Whenever I needed to do that I've used other Processing sound libraries such as Minim or Beads
– George Profenza
Jan 5 at 10:09
Thanks George, is this there an example somewhere using Beads?
– rednoyz
Jan 5 at 15:25
add a comment |
At the moment, unless you modify the library yourself and recompile it to expose the raw sample data, it is indeed impossible to access it until the library changes. Whenever I needed to do that I've used other Processing sound libraries such as Minim or Beads
– George Profenza
Jan 5 at 10:09
Thanks George, is this there an example somewhere using Beads?
– rednoyz
Jan 5 at 15:25
At the moment, unless you modify the library yourself and recompile it to expose the raw sample data, it is indeed impossible to access it until the library changes. Whenever I needed to do that I've used other Processing sound libraries such as Minim or Beads
– George Profenza
Jan 5 at 10:09
At the moment, unless you modify the library yourself and recompile it to expose the raw sample data, it is indeed impossible to access it until the library changes. Whenever I needed to do that I've used other Processing sound libraries such as Minim or Beads
– George Profenza
Jan 5 at 10:09
Thanks George, is this there an example somewhere using Beads?
– rednoyz
Jan 5 at 15:25
Thanks George, is this there an example somewhere using Beads?
– rednoyz
Jan 5 at 15:25
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If you can get access to the JSyn units then you insert your own custom unit generator into the JSyn flow graph.
You can start from scratch and subclass a UnitGenerator.
Or if you want to process a stream you can subclass a UnitFilter, which has an input and output port.
More information on how to define a custom unit is here:
http://www.softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#Custom
answered Jan 5 at 20:21
philburkphilburk
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As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
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If you can get access to the JSyn units then you insert your own custom unit generator into the JSyn flow graph.
You can start from scratch and subclass a UnitGenerator.
Or if you want to process a stream you can subclass a UnitFilter, which has an input and output port.
More information on how to define a custom unit is here:
http://www.softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#Custom
answered Jan 5 at 20:21
philburkphilburk
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As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
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If you can get access to the JSyn units then you insert your own custom unit generator into the JSyn flow graph.
You can start from scratch and subclass a UnitGenerator.
Or if you want to process a stream you can subclass a UnitFilter, which has an input and output port.
More information on how to define a custom unit is here:
http://www.softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#Custom
answered Jan 5 at 20:21
philburkphilburk
408310
As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
add a comment |
If you can get access to the JSyn units then you insert your own custom unit generator into the JSyn flow graph.
You can start from scratch and subclass a UnitGenerator.
Or if you want to process a stream you can subclass a UnitFilter, which has an input and output port.
More information on how to define a custom unit is here:
http://www.softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#Custom
answered Jan 5 at 20:21
philburkphilburk
408310
If you can get access to the JSyn units then you insert your own custom unit generator into the JSyn flow graph.
You can start from scratch and subclass a UnitGenerator.
Or if you want to process a stream you can subclass a UnitFilter, which has an input and output port.
More information on how to define a custom unit is here:
http://www.softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#Custom
answered Jan 5 at 20:21
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answered Jan 5 at 20:21
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As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
add a comment |
As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
As best I can tell, you can't get access to the JSyn units because they are in private classes (e.g., JSynCircuit). So what would be the simplest way to process raw samples from a mono input stream (like a microphone). I'd need a ChannelIn, a subclass of UnitFilter, and a LineOut, or ... ? Some skeleton code would be great...
– rednoyz
Jan 6 at 4:47
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
You may not be able to access the Processing JSyn units. But perhaps you can just make your own. Try creating your own JSyn synth and then open it with 1 or 2 input channels. Then you can connect filters or other units to that input. softsynth.com/jsyn/docs/usersguide.php#AudioIput Here is a simple in/out example. github.com/philburk/jsyn/blob/master/tests/com/jsyn/examples/…
– philburk
Jan 10 at 21:30
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At the moment, unless you modify the library yourself and recompile it to expose the raw sample data, it is indeed impossible to access it until the library changes. Whenever I needed to do that I've used other Processing sound libraries such as Minim or Beads
– George Profenza
Jan 5 at 10:09
Thanks George, is this there an example somewhere using Beads?
– rednoyz
Jan 5 at 15:25