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How to write to the file instead of sending data(music) to the speaker
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How to write to the file instead of sending data(music) to the speaker


  • Subject: How to write to the file instead of sending data(music) to the speaker
  • From: Sanoj Nambi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2010 00:07:11 -0500

Hello William,

I am creating an app where I let user to compose music and then allow them to sing listening to the composed music.

I have written code to store the composed music.Music is created by selecting different beats.Each beat is internally a wav file and there are 40 beats.I have a data structure which stores the time when each beat is selected and then I play them using MultiMixer( using AUGraph).Now, I want to write this music data from the mixer node to a  file instead of sending it to speaker.I know that Genericoutput can be used to achieve this however I cannot find an appropriate example which explains how to do.
I would appreciate if someone can help me.

Thank you

Regards,
Nambi
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