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Monitor : Object

link between busses
Source: InBus.sc

Description

A general purpose class for monitoring or crosslinking between busses. It supports multichannel expansion and crossfading between settings. It provides optimizations for playing contiguous channels to other contiguous busses (-play) and for more complex routings, such as splitting, spreading etc to multiple channels (-playN). Monitor uses the existing set of SystemSynthDefs to do this.

Class Methods

Inherited class methods

Instance Methods

.play(fromIndex, fromNumChannels: 2, toIndex, toNumChannels, target, multi: false, volume, fadeTime, addAction)

Plays from a bus index with a number of channels to another index with a number of channels, within a target group, or a server.

Arguments:

fromIndex

bus index from which to read

fromNumChannels

number of channels to read from.

toIndex

bus index to which to write.

toNumChannels

number of channels to write. If this number is larger or smaller than fromNumChannels, wrap around. If nothing is given, uses fromNumChannels.

target

where to send the synths to (default: server default group)

multi

keep old links and add new one: this allows you to add layer after layer, otherwise free the previous mapping (false by default).

volume

volume at which to monitor

fadeTime

specifies the fade in and fade out time

addAction

where, relative to the target to place the monitor group.

.playN(out, amp, in, vol, fadeTime, target, addAction, multi: false)

Plays from an array of bus indices to another array of bus indices with an array of amplitudes, within a target group, or a server.

NOTE: The arguments out, amp and in can be nested arrays. see also playN

The three arguments out, amp, and in will wrap if they do not have the same size, like this: [[0, 1], [0.1], [3, 4, 5]].flop

Arguments:

out

array of destination channels.

amp

array of amplitudes for each channel

in

array of source channels

vol

global scaling value for amplitudes

fadeTime

specifies the fade in and fade out time

target

where to play (default: server default group)

addAction

where, relative to the target to place the monitor group.

multi

keep old links and add new one: this allows you to add layer after layer, otherwise free ther previous mapping (false by default).

.stop(argFadeTime)

Stops within the fadeTime.

NOTE: this keeps all the settings, so when using play next time, it will play in the same configuration, overriding only values provided.

Arguments:

argFadeTime

The time for fading out all routing synths.

.clear(argFadeTime)

Stops within the fadeTime.

NOTE: unlike stop, this removes all the settings.

.vol

.vol = val

Set the volume.

.out

.out = index

Set or get the first output index.

.outs

.outs = indices

Set or get the array of output bus indices.

.ins

Set or get the array of input bus indices.

.amps

.amps = values

Set the array of amplitudes.

.fadeTimes

.fadeTimes = values

Set or get the array of fadeTimes.

.fadeTime

.fadeTime = val

Set one single fadeTime for the next transition (may be a stop or a new play).

.isPlaying

Returns true if the group is still playing.

.group

Return the group in which all mapping synths are running.

.numChannels

Return the number of input channels.

.copy

Return a copy of the receiver, with the same channel setting, but not running. You can run it with the settings by sending it the -play message, and pass in any modifications you want to make.

.playToBundle(bundle, fromIndex, fromNumChannels, toIndex, toNumChannels, inGroup, multi: false, volume, argFadeTime, addAction)

Adds all playing osc messages to a bundle, passed as an argument. The bundle object should implement the method .add

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