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author Giulio Moro <giuliomoro@yahoo.it>
date Fri, 24 Jun 2016 14:55:12 +0100
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chris@531 1 #N canvas 854 511 593 543 10;
chris@531 2 #X obj 43 253 osc~ 440;
chris@531 3 #X obj 43 306 dac~;
chris@531 4 #X obj 43 274 *~;
chris@531 5 #X text 36 419 ADC 3: Analog In 0;
robert@464 6 #X text 34 41 Basic analog in (or 'theremin');
robert@464 7 #X text 34 51 ===============================;
chris@531 8 #X text 35 353 ADC routing:;
chris@531 9 #X text 35 361 ------------;
chris@531 10 #X text 36 429 ADC 4: Analog In 1;
chris@531 11 #X text 36 439 ADC 5: Analog In 2;
chris@531 12 #X text 36 449 ADC 6: Analog In 3;
chris@531 13 #X text 36 459 ADC 7: Analog In 4;
chris@531 14 #X text 36 469 ADC 8: Analog In 5;
chris@531 15 #X text 36 479 ADC 9: Analog In 6;
chris@531 16 #X text 36 489 ADC 10: Analog In 7;
chris@531 17 #X text 36 399 ADC 1: Audio In L;
chris@531 18 #X text 36 409 ADC 2: Audio In R;
chris@531 19 #X obj 43 232 *~ 880;
chris@531 20 #X obj 43 189 adc~ 3 4;
chris@531 21 #X text 101 231 << Analog In 0 controls frequency;
chris@531 22 #X text 101 274 << Analog In 1 controls amplitude;
chris@531 23 #X text 101 188 << Use first two analog ins;
chris@531 24 #X text 37 74 In this example the first two analog inputs are;
chris@531 25 #X text 37 87 used to control the frequency and amplitude of an;
chris@531 26 #X text 37 100 oscillator.;
chris@531 27 #X text 36 373 ADC channels 3-10 are used to address the analog inputs:
chris@531 28 ;
chris@531 29 #X text 385 32 ............................;
chris@531 30 #X text 385 42 . ____ ._____ _ .......___ .;
chris@531 31 #X text 385 52 .| __ )| ____| |....../ _ |.;
chris@531 32 #X text 385 72 .| |_) | |___| |___ / ___ |.;
chris@531 33 #X text 385 82 .|____/|_____|_____/_/..._|.io;
chris@531 34 #X text 385 92 ............................;
chris@531 35 #X text 385 62 .| __ || __|.| |...../ _| |.;
chris@531 36 #X text 37 114 Note that analog inputs and outputs have a range between
chris@531 37 ;
chris@531 38 #X text 37 128 0 and 1 \, unlike regular audio signals (which have
chris@531 39 a;
chris@531 40 #X text 37 142 range between -1 and 1).;
robert@464 41 #X connect 0 0 2 0;
robert@464 42 #X connect 2 0 1 0;
robert@464 43 #X connect 2 0 1 1;
chris@531 44 #X connect 17 0 0 0;
chris@531 45 #X connect 18 0 17 0;
chris@531 46 #X connect 18 1 2 1;