Thanks guys.  I’ve heard of audiomulch in passing but never actually looked into it but it does indeed look like what I’m after.

 

Should I want to check out PD or MSP for the learning experience does one work better than the other for this sort of application?

 

Thanks!

 

John

 

 

Zax,

As a non-Audiomulch user, I had just heard that others had used it for live realtime processing of audio input and not experienced it myself.

However, having just downloaded the software to check, I can confirm that to process audio from your soundcard's input's, you need to do the following:

Open AudioMulch 
Right-click in the Patcher pane
Select New -> Input / Output -> Soundin

The Soundin contraption is even set to use the soundcard input by default - you actually have to double-click  and check a check-box to get it use WAV files. Audiomulch even seems to offer multichannel input through the use of auxiliary mapping.

Maybe this is a relatively new feature and you have an old version that doesn't include it.

Jamie



Eran Sachs - Hazira wrote:

----- Original Message -----

From: Jamie Bullock

To: John Potter ; pd-list@iem.at

Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 11:54 AM

Subject: Re: [PD] PD for Audio Manipulation/Mangling

 

John,

If it's mainly 'realtime fx' you want, try Audiomulch at www.audiomulch.com. That said, anything that hosts VST plugins should do (I think that rules out SC and Csound).