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Live Multichannel Input Example1

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The Live Multichannel Input Example1 board in the WaveWarp DrawingBoard
Live Multichannel Input Example1 — the board as it opens in the WaveWarp DrawingBoard.

What it does

Live Multichannel Input Example 1

Demonstrates the use of WaveWarp's multichannel live input functionality and the powerful modular sample-by-sample architecture. Plug an electric guitar (or any other audio source!) into the "input" of your first soundcard (or the first input of your multichannel soundcard, etc) and a microphone into the "input" of your second soundcard (or the second input of your multichannel soundcard, etc), and hit "Play". Now start playing your guitar and singing (or whatever!). You will hear the mix played in real-time over the stereo output soundcard. You can adjust the mix simply by adjusting the sliders of the Decibel Mixer block. If you wish to record the mix, simply connect up the "New16ste.wav" file and hit "Play". Your live mix will now be streamed to this file.

Experiment with different input sources ! Try inserting some audio effects from the hundreds available in WaveWarp's Component Library to perform real-time live effect processing of your live inputs!

Effects used

6 blocks 4 connections
In WaveWarp, 1998

How the original documented it

Live Multichannel Input Example 1 Demonstrates the use of WaveWarp's multichannel live input functionality and the powerful modular sample-by-sample architecture. Plug an electric guitar (or any other audio source!) into the "input" of your first soundcard (or the first input of your multichannel soundcard, etc) and a microphone into the "input" of your second soundcard (or the second input of your multichannel soundcard, etc), and hit "Play". Now start playing your guitar and singing (or whatever!). You will hear the mix played in real-time over the stereo output soundcard. You can adjust the mix simply by adjusting the sliders of the Decibel Mixer block. If you wish to record the mix, simply connect up the "New16ste.wav" file and hit "Play". Your live mix will now be streamed to this file. Experiment with different input sources ! Try inserting some audio effects from the hundreds available in WaveWarp's Component Library to perform real-time live effect processing of your live inputs!

Components used (1998)

Output Stereo WAVE DriverInput Single-Mono WAVE DriverInput Single-Mono WAVE DriverDecibel MixerZipperOutput WAV file