The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Info menu: Describe sound
Describe sound opens a help window with a description of the selected Sound’s class and its parameters.
Info menu: Structure as text
Structure as text opens a window containing a textual representation of the Sound structure. Each Sound
is represented by the name of the Sound followed by a list of its inputs’ names enclosed in parentheses.
Below each Sound, each of its inputs is listed in the same manner but indented. The level of indenting
indicates the number of levels between the Sound and the final output Sound.
Info menu: Environment
Environment applies only in the Sound editor. It shows the current mapping of Kyma variables to values.
To clear that mapping, select Reset environment. See Variables on page 510 for more information.
Info menu: Reset environment
Reset environment clears the current mapping of Kyma variables to values. See Variables on page 510
for more information.
Info menu: Full waveform
To see a graphic representation of the selected Sound as amplitude versus time, select Full waveform.
The Capybara will play the Sound, recording it into the Capybara’s sample memory. If the Sound’s total
duration is too long to fit into memory, Kyma will ask you to specify the length of time that you would
like to plot. After performing the recording, Kyma reads the waveform out of the memory and displays it
in a newly opened window. Also displayed are the minimum and maximum amplitudes for that Sound.
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