The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

TimeStopper
Time & Duration Category
Allows Input to be loaded into the signal processor and start playing but then stops any further progress
of time on the signal processor. Time resumes only when the value in the Resume field becomes
nonzero. For example, even if Input had a duration of 1 samp, it would last until Resume became
nonzero. If the input has multiple events in it that occur sequentially, only the first one will take place
immediately; the others will occur only after Resume becomes nonzero.
Input
This Sound is loaded and started but it will not terminate unless Resume becomes nonzero.
Resume
Time is stopped until this value becomes something other than 0. You could use an EventValue (such
as !KeyDown) in this field to control when time should progress. By putting a Threshold Sound here, you
can make the progress of time depend on the amplitude of another Sound (such as the ADInput). Use an
Equality prototype to make time depend on an Event Value or Sound reaching an exact value.
ResumeOnZero
Click here if you would like time to resume when Resume equals 0 (rather than resuming whenever the
value in Resume becomes nonzero).
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