Elena.Pasquinelli@ehess.fr

I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound and draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding sound which varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my experiment I need to record the results of each session in order to comare them. Is that possible?

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06/06/07, kl. 13:31 +0200 , skrev Elena Pasquinelli:

>I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound and

>draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding sound which

>varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my experiment I need

>to record the results of each session in order to comare them. Is that

Certainly - have a look at sfrecord~, the MSP tutorials "13. Record and

play samples.pat" and "16. Record play AIFF files.pat"

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>I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound and
>draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding sound which
>varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my experiment I need
>to record the results of each session in order to comare them. Is that
>possible?
Certainly - have a look at sfrecord~, the MSP tutorials "13. Record and
play samples.pat" and "16. Record play AIFF files.pat"

Maybe Quickrecord in the Max Extras menu is what you're looking for.

Op 6-jun-2007, om 13:31 heeft Elena Pasquinelli het volgende geschreven:

> I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound 

> and draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding 

> sound which varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my 

> experiment I need to record the results of each session in order to 

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> I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound  
> and draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding  
> sound which varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my  
> experiment I need to record the results of each session in order to  
> comare them. Is that possible?
>
> Thank you
>
> Elena
>


> I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound and 

> draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding sound 

> which varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my experiment 

> I need to record the results of each session in order to comare them. 

I'm asking because it sounds interesting, not that I have a solution to 

your problem; will it have other parameters affecting the output, like 

> I hava a patch prepared by a colleague for an experiment on sound and 
> draw. Basically you draw a line and you hear a corresponding sound 
> which varies all along the tracing. For proceeding with my experiment 
> I need to record the results of each session in order to comare them. 
> Is that possible?

I'm asking because it sounds interesting, not that I have a solution to 
your problem; will it have other parameters affecting the output, like 
resonance, FreQ, pitch etc.

record results