ProxySubmix : Ndef : NodeProxy : BusPlug : AbstractFunction : Object

Extension

Description

For effects proxies, it is useful to create submixes of proxies. as the proxy monitor does not create a separate final signal of the proxy (for efficiency reasons), ProxySubmix can create this flexibly when needed to provide a post-fader signal.// best explained by examples: p = ProxySpace.push(s.boot); // make a ProxySubmix m = ProxySubmix(\revin); // initialise num channels, here to mono m.ar(1); // one can add it to the proxyspace if desired: p.envir.put(\revin, m); // make two example sources ~a = { Dust.ar(4) }; ~a.play; ~b = { Impulse.ar(2) }; ~b.play(1); s.scope; // make post fader sends for them m.addMix(~a, postVol: true); // include vol value of ~a m.addMix(~b, postVol: true); // // make a crummy reverb ~rev = { CombL.ar(m.ar, 0.05, [0.03, 0.02], 3) }; ~rev.play; // internal - check they are registered m.proxies; NdefGui(m, 8); // gets these params automagically: // snd_a // snd_b // // new ones show up here when added: ~c = { Ringz.ar(Impulse.ar(1), LFDNoise3.kr(1, 800, 1200), 0.02) }; ~c.play; m.addMix(~c); // and one can add send level control if desired m.addLevel; // which shows up at the end, as lev_ALL. // stop also silences postVol sends ~c.stop;

Class Methods

Inherited class methods

Instance Methods

.proxies

.sendNames

.addMix(proxy, sendLevel: 0.25, postVol: true, mono: false)

.removeMix(proxy)

.addLevel(lev_ALL: 1, masterNodeID: 1001)

.clear

.ar(numChannels, offset: 0, clip: 'wrap')

Inherited instance methods