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Urbs: /* Install guide */

2016-11-17T23:02:57Z

Install guide

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	== Install guide ==		== Install guide ==

	# Install arduino version 1.6.11 or lower ~~(newer version are not yet supported)~~: [https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous]		# Install latest arduino version (currently 1.6.12) or lower: [https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous]
	# Install "teensyduino": [http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html]		# Install "teensyduino": [http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html]

Urbs: /* convert wav files */

2016-10-05T17:09:50Z

convert wav files

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	=== convert wav files ===		=== convert wav files ===

	Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path, for example "/Users/yourUserName/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch". This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.		WAV-Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path, for example "/Users/yourUserName/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch". This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.

	As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.		As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.

Urbs: /* convert wav files */

2016-10-05T17:09:24Z

convert wav files

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	=== convert wav files ===		=== convert wav files ===

	Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path, for example /Users/yourUserName/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.		Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path, for example "/Users/yourUserName/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch". This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.

	As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.		As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.

Urbs: /* convert wav files */

2016-10-05T17:09:00Z

convert wav files

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	=== convert wav files ===		=== convert wav files ===

	Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path ~~eg.~~ /Users/~~urbs~~/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.		Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path, for example /Users/yourUserName/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.

	As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.		As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.

Urbs: /* Wav2Sketch */

2016-10-05T17:07:58Z

Wav2Sketch

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	More infos: [https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_AudioPlayMemory.html https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_AudioPlayMemory.html]		More infos: [https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_AudioPlayMemory.html https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_AudioPlayMemory.html]

			=== compile the converter ===

	MacOS and *nix users need to compile the sample conversion software "wav2sketch" from command line.		MacOS and *nix users need to compile the sample conversion software "wav2sketch" from command line.
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	Copy&paste the makefile below to a file called "makefile" without file extension. Open a terminal in the directory, where "wav2sketch.c" and "makefile" is present and type "make". If no errors occured		Copy&paste the makefile below to a file called "makefile" without file extension. Open a terminal in the directory, where "wav2sketch.c" and "makefile" is present and type "make". If no errors occured
	you should now have the program "wav2sketch" in the same directory. Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path eg. /Users/urbs/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.		you should now have the program "wav2sketch" in the same directory.

			=== convert wav files ===

			Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path eg. /Users/urbs/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.

	As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.		As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.
	MacOS users need to install XCode environment, linux useres need gcc (should be installed anyway).		MacOS users need to install XCode environment, linux useres need gcc (should be installed anyway).

	Makefile (for Mac OS/*nix users):		=== Makefile (for Mac OS/*nix users) ===

	<syntaxhighlight lang="make">		<syntaxhighlight lang="make">

Urbs: /* Wav2Sketch */

2016-10-05T17:05:18Z

Wav2Sketch

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	Copy&paste the makefile below to a file called "makefile" without file extension. Open a terminal in the directory, where "wav2sketch.c" and "makefile" is present and type "make". If no errors occured		Copy&paste the makefile below to a file called "makefile" without file extension. Open a terminal in the directory, where "wav2sketch.c" and "makefile" is present and type "make". If no errors occured
	you should now have the program "wav2sketch" in the same directory. Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path eg. /Users/urbs/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.		you should now have the program "wav2sketch" in the same directory. Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path eg. /Users/urbs/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.

	As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.		As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.
	MacOS users need to install XCode environment, linux useres need gcc (should be installed anyway).		MacOS users need to install XCode environment, linux useres need gcc (should be installed anyway).

Urbs: /* Wav2Sketch */

2016-10-05T17:01:11Z

Wav2Sketch

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	Copy&paste the makefile below to a file called "makefile" without file extension. Open a terminal in the directory, where "wav2sketch.c" and "makefile" is present and type "make". If no errors occured		Copy&paste the makefile below to a file called "makefile" without file extension. Open a terminal in the directory, where "wav2sketch.c" and "makefile" is present and type "make". If no errors occured
	you should now have the program "wav2sketch" in the same directory. Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the ~~terminal~~, type "./wav2sketch" to execute the		you should now have the program "wav2sketch" in the same directory. Audio samples can just be placed in the same directory as the program for conversion. In the Terminal, if it points to the folder of your "wav2sketch" program already, type ./wav2sketch to execute the program. Otherwise you can just type the absolute path eg. /Users/urbs/Desktop/Wavs/wav2sketch. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder.
	program. This should generate cpp/h files for all wav files present in the folder. As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.		As an option, uncompressed 16 bit samples can be generated by passing the option "-16" to the program.
	MacOS users need to install XCode environment, linux useres need gcc (should be installed anyway).		MacOS users need to install XCode environment, linux useres need gcc (should be installed anyway).

Stahl: /* MIDI */

2016-09-30T22:34:19Z

MIDI

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	=== MIDI ===		=== MIDI ===

	<syntaxhighlight lang="~~supercollider~~">		Example: [https://github.com/CocoMake7/CocoTeens7/blob/master/CocoTeensy_MIDI/CocoTeensy_MIDI.ino https://github.com/CocoMake7/CocoTeens7/blob/master/CocoTeensy_MIDI/CocoTeensy_MIDI.ino]

			Supercollider test patch

			<syntaxhighlight lang="python">

	MIDIClient.init;		MIDIClient.init;
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	(		(
	p = ProxySpace.push(s.boot);		p = ProxySpace.push(s.boot);
	~mysound1.play();		~mysound1.play();
	~mysound2.play();		~mysound2.play();
	~mysound3.play();		~mysound3.play();
	~mysound4.play();		~mysound4.play();
	~mysound1 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(220)) * 0.2 };		~mysound1 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(220)) * 0.2 };
	~mysound2 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(440)) * 0.2 };		~mysound2 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(440)) * 0.2 };
	~mysound3 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(880)) * 0.2 };		~mysound3 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(880)) * 0.2 };
	~mysound4 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(1760)) * 0.2 };		~mysound4 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(1760)) * 0.2 };
	MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound1.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 66, 0);		MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound1.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 66, 0);
	MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound2.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 77, 0);		MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound2.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 77, 0);
	MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound3.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 88, 0);		MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound3.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 88, 0);
	MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound4.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 99, 0);		MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound4.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 99, 0);
	)		)
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>


	== Wav2Sketch ==		== Wav2Sketch ==

Stahl at 22:32, 30 September 2016

2016-09-30T22:32:06Z

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	[https://github.com/CocoMake7/CocoTeens7 https://github.com/CocoMake7/CocoTeens7]		[https://github.com/CocoMake7/CocoTeens7 https://github.com/CocoMake7/CocoTeens7]

			== Examples ==

			=== MIDI ===

			<syntaxhighlight lang="supercollider">

			MIDIClient.init;
			MIDIIn.connectAll;

			(
			p = ProxySpace.push(s.boot);
			~mysound1.play();
			~mysound2.play();
			~mysound3.play();
			~mysound4.play();
			~mysound1 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(220)) * 0.2 };
			~mysound2 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(440)) * 0.2 };
			~mysound3 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(880)) * 0.2 };
			~mysound4 = { SinOsc.ar(\freq.kr(1760)) * 0.2 };
			MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound1.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 66, 0);
			MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound2.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 77, 0);
			MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound3.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 88, 0);
			MIDIFunc.cc({arg ...args; ~mysound4.set(\freq, args[0]*10);}, 99, 0);
			)
			</syntaxhighlight>


	== Wav2Sketch ==		== Wav2Sketch ==

Stahl at 18:51, 30 September 2016

2016-09-30T18:51:19Z

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	== Install guide ==		== Install guide ==

	* 1.) Install arduino version 1.6.11 or lower (newer version are not yet supported): [https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous]		# Install arduino version 1.6.11 or lower (newer version are not yet supported): [https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous]
	* 2.) Install "teensyduino": [http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html]		# Install "teensyduino": [http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html]

	== Github ==		== Github ==