The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Other Event Source names can be used, but can only be controlled through Kyma:
Kyma Event Sources
SoundToEvent acts as a source of Event Values. Changes to its Value parameter cause the GeneratedEvent
Event Value to change in response. AnalogSequencer can also act as a source of the values of the
Event Values listed in its ExtraValues field, as can MIDIVoice and MIDIMapper when you have
FromScript checked.
Other Sources
All sources (except `MIDIKeyDown, `MIDIKeyNumber, and `MIDIKeyVelocity) can additionally obtain
their value from the virtual control surface, a tool, or a third party program that uses the Capybara
driver. Any source not listed above can only obtain its value in this way.
Using Sounds in Hot Parameter Fields
Hot parameter fields can also use Sounds as their values. This is like connecting the output of one module
to the input of another in a voltage-controlled analog synthesizer. As with the analog synthesizer, the
control signal is never actually heard; it just supplies a constantly changing value for the parameter of a
Sound which is heard.
When you paste a Sound into a hot parameter field, it appears in the field as the Sound’s name enclosed
in a box followed by an L to indicate the left channel. Once you update the signal flow diagram (by double-clicking
in a white space), the Sound will also show up in the signal flow diagram.
You can combine Sounds, Event Values, and numbers in arithmetic expressions. Since the output of a
Sound is a stereo pair, when you use Sounds with numbers and Event Values, you must specify which
channel to use as the source of the control signal. Use L to indicate the left channel of the Sound, R to indicate
the right channel, and M to indicate the monophonic mix of the two channels.
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