[Stk] Xcode template for the STK

[Perry Cook]

OK gang,

I converted all .raw files that STK uses into .wav files with the absolute
minimum 44 byte header.  They're all at 22k mono, but for some, which
are only one period (ahh, eee, impulseN, etc.), a sample rate doesn't 
make much sense.

I've dropped them all as a .zip file into :

http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~prc/NBody/

as STKWavSources.zip

Note that if you edit them and somehow resave them as raw, they
need to be byte-swapped back to bigendian and saved without a
header.  Your editor will likely add extra to the header if you re-save
it as .wav.  I know, it's a pain.

The reason I dropped STKWavSources.zip into the NBody directory,
is that elsewhere there you could find the original 44k mandolin body
impulse responses, if that's what you were looking for to begin with.

Enjoy!!

PRC


On May 16, 2013, at 11:38 AM, Richard Dobson wrote:

> I made an iOS static lib for stk a little while ago (4.4.2, pre MoMu 
> etc). For my recollection, all I had to do was exclude the stk audio i/o 
> files (because I would be using the iOS routines), and instead of using 
> the suggested function call to find the "raw" path (etc), I configured 
> that within my app using the iOS path routines, according to the 
> directory structure I decided on (everything has to be internal to the 
> app), e.g.:
> 
> // find my home dir
> NSBundle* myBundle = [NSBundle mainBundle];
> NSString* myPath = [myBundle bundlePath];
> // NSLog(@"found path: %@\n",myPath);
> // find my sample file
> NSString* myFilePath = [myPath 
> stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"crotale-m2.raw"];
> 
> And so on; I can now initialize my stk-based engine using myFilePath. 
> You may of course need a more involved procedure if you are using 
> multiple paths STK-style.
> 
> Richard Dobson
> 
> 
> 
> On 16/05/2013 18:37, Ariel Elkin wrote:
>> Hello,
>> 
>> Setting up the STK is command-line friendly, which is great. Many of
>> us would like to be able to easily setup the STK with our IDE of
>> choice – mine is Xcode.
>> 
>> A few years ago, the STK 4.4.2 was ported to iOS by the people at
>> CCRMA and Smule, and if you drag and drop it into your Xcode it just
>> works : http://momu.stanford.edu/stk/
>> 
>> Unfortunately, it looks like that project's no longer supported.
>> We're now at STK 4.4.4 and if you download it and drag and drop it
>> into your Xcode, your project won't build.
>> 
>> Many many people doing audio software use Xcode and would prefer to
>> spend their time configuring a signal processing chain rather than
>> getting a project to just build. How about we make their life
>> easier?
>> 
>> I've started working on an Xcode project (iOS for now, then I'll make
>> an OS X one) that hopefully will be a public open-source
>> template/tutorial on how to integrate the STK in your Xcode project.
>> https://github.com/arielelkin/STK-on-iOS
>> 
>> Creating an external build system project for the STK doesn't seem to
>> work at all, so I'm adding the STK files directly to the target. I'm
>> now stuck with a " 'SKINI.msg' file not found " error…
>> 
>> Any thoughts? If you got the STK working on Xcode, please shout out!
>> Any feedback/suggestions are welcome! Cheers
>> 
>> Ariel
>> 
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