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Re: Audio Units: a few questions
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Re: Audio Units: a few questions


  • Subject: Re: Audio Units: a few questions
  • From: Artemiy Pavlov <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2006 17:09:46 +0300

Thanks for the reply, William! Very appreciated.

Have a look at the FilterDemo code in the CA SDK (/Developer/ Examples/CoreAudio)

Hey, it's working, thanks! ;-)


2. Is there an "Integer" parameter type? What I want is a slider which would step from, say, 1 to 10 in single steps (1, 2, 3).
Yes - declare the parameter as an indexed type - there's an example of this in the SampleEffect unit in the SDK

Oh great, working great too (as a slider, thought you are obliged to provide names so it's a selector box).


BTW, one more thing, is there a parameter type which would turn into a slider with a logarithmic scale? Like LFO rate, for instance, you want a wide range (say 0.1-100 Hz) but you need a logarithmic slider to be able to conveniently adjust it in the lower range.


Thanks again very much!


All the best,


Artemiy Pavlov Sineshine http://sineshine.com



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