sc-file
Class
Implements output to Supercollider score file. This class is
automatically chosen when you specify a file with a .osc
extenstion.
sc-file supports the following slot
initializations:
:versioning boolean- If true then each time the file is written its output file
name will include a version number -n appended to its name,
i.e. test-1.osc, test-2.osc and so on. The version number is
automatically incremented each time the file is written and insures
that multiple "takes" of the same file can be generated without
overwriting the contents of earlier versions.
:play boolean- If true the .osc score file is rendered by calling the
external scsynth process. The resulting sound file is played
after it has been generated.
:output string- String should be the filename of the audio file to output.If
not specified will output file as "test.aiff" (or
"test.[header]" if something besides aiff is specified for
:header).
:channels number- Number of channels in the output file.
:pad number- Number of seconds to add to the end of the .osc file. This
is important as Supercollider will stop rendering output at
the last event in the score. The pad should be at least as
long as the last scsynth event in the score or output will be
cut-off. The default value is 5 sceconds.
:srate number- Sampling rate of output audio file. The default value is 44100.
:header {:aiff | :wav | :sun | :ircam | :raw}- Sets the header type of the output audio file. The default value is .aiff.
:format {:uint8 | :int8 | :int16 | :int24 | :int32 | :float | :double | :ulaw | :alaw}
- Sets the sample format type of output audio file. The default value is
:int16.
Any additional keyword initializations are passed to play after the file is written.
See also