Re: Simple code to use an effect
Re: Simple code to use an effect
- Subject: Re: Simple code to use an effect
- From: "Jean-Philippe Leblanc" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 16:40:56 -0800
Thanks for the sample code, I got it to work :-) One more thing: If I use
audio units, how can I get the buffer size of my output?
Thanks again,
JP
>
From: Laurent de Segur >To: "Jean-Philippe Leblanc" >CC: CoreAudio API
>
Subject: Re: Simple code to use an effect >Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002
18:04:22 -0800 > >On Monday, February 18, 2002, at 01:02 PM,
Jean-Philippe Leblanc >wrote: > >>> >>>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, > >Here are a code snippet
using AUGraph to do what you asked. I >basically >plugged a filter
(reverb) between the sin gen and the output. It's >quite >simple using
AUGraph API and I also have a version of this which >uses >AudioUnit
only, if you are interested. One thing you need to make >sure >is that
your output rate is directly supported by the device if you >don't attach
an audio converter to it. > >LdS
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