Re: NRT options Part II

Hi Julian,

Thanks, what you changed looks fine.  the \c_set is there as a dummy 
final command to control the duration of the soundfile to be written.  
If you have a score like this:

[
[0, [something]],
[1, [something]],
[2, [something]],
[3, [something]]
]

... and you want it to be 2.5 seconds long, you first have to remove 
the event at 3 seconds, then place in a dummy command (anything) that 
has the time stamp of 2.5.  NRT stops when it reaches the last command. 
As far as the assumption it makes that you are setting a control bus to 
0, nothing is going to be synthesized after this point anyways, so it 
really doesn't affect anything.

I think everything else looks fine though, thanks for taking a look at 
it!

Josh

On Aug 21, 2004, at 4:48 PM, Julian Rohrhuber wrote:

> /*
> Once again, sorry to be a bother about this, but could somebody please 
> commit the changes to Score unless any other problems are seen?  The 
> changes are below, and a Score.sc file is attached.
> */
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> I've done some modifications to what you sent, so could you please 
> check it once more? Now there is only the instance method 'section' 
> which returns a new score with the section. Also recordNRT is changed 
> a little.
>
> btw.
> why do you add [/c_set", 0, 0] ?
> this seems not to be a valid standard assumption.
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