[CM] snd 7.7
Bill Schottstaedt
bil at ccrma.Stanford.EDU
Tue Oct 5 04:04:54 PDT 2004
Snd 7.7
new version of sndins and other bugfixes thanks to Mike Scholz
in clm: autoc.ins, scentroid.ins, rmsenv.ins, and sndwarp.ins thanks to Bret Battey
clm: configuration bugfixes thanks to Anders Vinjar
added: smart-line-cursor in draw.scm
(a line cursor that ducks under the top right thumbnail graph)
vct|channel|spectral-polynomial (dsp.scm)
create-ssb-dialog in snd-motif.scm
vct-reverse! (mostly to experiment with fancy granulate edit funcs)
log-freq-start (with more transform dialog widgetry and axis improvements)
show-sonogram-cursor (tracking cursor in sonogram)
do? (examp.scm -- 'do' that can be interrupted and continued)
grid-density (controls axis tick spacing)
edit-list->function (1st step toward a "sound spreadsheet")
removed: mus-inspect, buffer generator.
(mus-inspect duplicates the functionality of mus-describe, and given
a decent debbuger, the extra info it provides is unneeded).
vct-convolve! (see snd7.scm -- was same as convolution function)
vct->samples and samples->vct (see snd7.scm)
(These were redundant given vct->channel->vct and inconsistent with others)
list and vector return value choices from map-chan and map-channel (see snd7.scm).
float vector as possible arg to formant-bank, fft, or scale-* (use vct) (see snd7.scm).
list of vectors as possible arg to graph (use list of vcts)
mus-audio-mixer-read|write vector arg is now a vct
(I'm trying to reduce the use of vectors as much as possible)
oscil-bank, mus-bank (see snd7.scm)
support for gtkglext 0.1 through 0.4
changed: transform-samples->vct to transform->vct, region-samples->vct to region->vct,
transform-samples-size to transform-frames. (Old forms are in snd7.scm).
checked: gtk 2.5.2|3, Mesa 6.1, sbcl 0.8.14|5
with much help from: Michael Klingbeil, Anthony Kozar, Bret Battey, Anders Vinjar,
Mike Scholz, Paul Winkler, Marv Smoak
(Snd has lumbered past the 400,000 line mark -- 250000 C, 110000 Scheme,
30000 Ruby, and a few thousand of m4, lisp, emacs-lisp etc)
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