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Re: Simple code to use an effect
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Re: Simple code to use an effect


  • Subject: Re: Simple code to use an effect
  • From: Laurent de Segur <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002 13:19:41 -0800

On Monday, February 18, 2002, at 01:02 PM, Jean-Philippe Leblanc wrote:

Actually, I checked if the sample effect plugin gets the sin wave. I
didn't really put a sin wave in there for this test, just my birthdate in
float (hehe). And yes, it gets it all right (with the some rounding error
but that's ok.) Then it copies it to the outbuffer by a simple
assignment, so that can't go wrong.

Now I guess the connection is not linked to the input of the default
output So I am back to the board trying to figure out why MakeConnection
triggers the filter by way of defaultoutput, then nada on the output. Any
light on this is sincerely appreciated.


Jean-Philippe,

I suppose that you could try setting an AudioUnitRenderCallback() on the default output audio unit to find out if it gets the sine value, er, your birthdate.

LdS
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