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The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

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Help and In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

For on-line help on a class of <strong>Sound</strong> modules, select a module of that type, and choose Describe sound<br />

from the Info menu. This gives you a description of how a module of this type behaves and provides a<br />

description of each of the module’s parameters. <strong>The</strong>se are the characteristics shared by all <strong>Sound</strong>s of this<br />

type.<br />

Get info (Ctrl+I) from the Info menu provides in<strong>for</strong>mation on one particular instances of that type of<br />

module. It lists the values assigned to each of the <strong>Sound</strong>’s parameters, the names of any inputs, the memory<br />

and computational resources it requires, and its duration. <strong>The</strong>se are the parameters of one particular<br />

<strong>Sound</strong>.<br />

Both Describe sound and Get info work on any <strong>Sound</strong>, not just on the <strong>Sound</strong>s in the prototypes palette.<br />

Editing the Signal Flow Diagram<br />

You use the signal flow diagram in the upper half of the <strong>Sound</strong> editor to connect the different synthesis<br />

and processing modules in your sound design.<br />

<strong>The</strong> signal flow diagram lets you:<br />

♦ insert a module between two other modules<br />

♦ replace a module with a different module<br />

♦ delete a module from the middle of a chain of modules<br />

♦ add or remove modules to <strong>Sound</strong>s that can use multiple inputs<br />

♦ listen to the audio signal at any point in the signal flow<br />

♦ change the name of a module<br />

Insert<br />

To insert a new module B between two other modules C and A, drag B into the <strong>Sound</strong> editor, and drop it<br />

onto the line between the two modules C and A<br />

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