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Tutorials and Topics - Peabody Computer Music

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Tutorial 1Fundamentals:Test tonesound output level is set using the Sound preferences in the System Preferencesapplication. On Windows, the sound output level is set using the Sounds <strong>and</strong> AudioDevices setup (Start - Control Panels - Sounds <strong>and</strong> Audio Devices).If you are still are not hearing anything, choose DSP Status from the Options Menu <strong>and</strong>verify that Core Audio Built in Controller for Macintosh or MME driver for Windows isselected in the Driver pop-up menu. If it isn't, choose it.SummaryA signal network of connected MSP objects describes an audio instrument. The digital-toanalogconverter of the instrument is represented by the dac~ object; dac~ must bereceiving a signal of non-zero amplitude (in the range -1.0 to 1.0) in order for you to hearanything. The cycle~ object is a wavetable oscillator which reads cyclically through a list of512 amplitude values, at a rate determined by the supplied frequency value. Signalprocessing is turned on <strong>and</strong> off by sending a start or stop message to any dac~ or adc~object.• Close the Patcher window before proceeding to the next chapter.See Alsocycle~dac~Audio I/OTable lookup oscillatorAudio output <strong>and</strong> on/offAudio input <strong>and</strong> output with MSP61

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