[CM] To define a specific treatement

[taube@uiuc.edu]

Hi, Im not exactly sure what it is that you want to accomplish, but you can certainly do it withs clm or snd.
for clm, you would define an instrument (definstument)
that performed your editing "treatment" for a specfied input file.  for example you might create an 'add-blank' instrument:

(definstrument add-blank (sndfile ...)
  ...)

Once you have your add-blank instument you would call it on your input file(s):
 
(with-sound (:output "blankpiano.aiff")
  (add-blank "piano1.aiff"))


(loop for f in (all-my-sound-files)
      do (with-sound (...) (add-blank f )))

and so on. it would be trivial to define your add-blank instrument in clm -- look at the docs on 'mix-sound' or look in the file "clm-2/ins" for a list of pre-defined sound-file processing insturments.

-rick

 





---- Original message ----

>Hi, I want to program a specific treatement for a set of samples.
>
>for instance take a sound file in input (for instance piano1.aiff, with blank at the begining and at the end) and
>apply a pre-programed treatement (for instance, trimming it or adding the right loop). Then apply this threatement
>to the whole set.
>
>Is there any easy way to do that with snd or CM or both?
>
>and how? (just a clue for the beginner because I don't know CM)
>
>Thank's
>
>A-LIN
>
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