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  • Subject: CAPlayThrough questions
  • From: Eyal Redler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:47:02 +0200

Hi,

I want to write an Audio Unit hosting applications that will have a graph like this:
(User Selectable Input)->(My Custom AU - not user selectable)- >(Possibly other user selectable AU)->(User Selectable Output)


On the surface CAPlayThrough demonstrates the abilities I'm looking for but it contains a few things that make it more complex then what I would have intuitively think. My initial thought was that I could just build the graph like the graph above (input unit->my unit->some additional unit->output unit) and let the graph run but CAPlayThrough does a lot more and I'm not sure if the additional complexities are needed to make this work or just to demonstrate other concepts. Specifically, I'm wondering about the following:

1. Why is the graph split between the input an output, why not do it like this input->varispeed->output?
2. Why use a ring buffer and not a "normal" buffer?
3. Why use the varispeed audio unit, don't the au know how to convert the sampling rate?


TIA,

Eyal Redler
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