[sc-users] AmbisonicUGen

[Björn Kessler]

Ok. Thanks A Lot.

Joshua Parmenter <josh at realizedsound.net> schrieb:  Hi Bjorn,

Actually, what you want is the JoshUGens from sourceforge (the Ambisonic one's are now rolled into that lib). You will need to check out the source and compile with scons... I'm running out the door right now, but can send more specific directions later.


Also, look at PanB2 in the standard distribution, as well as Pan4 and PanAz. These may do what you need.


Best,


Josh


On Oct 12, 2007, at 7:22 AM, Björn Kessler wrote:

Hi there,

I´m using SC on a Ubunto-studio machine. I would like to place sound between 4 Channels and thought Ambisonic could be the right thing for me.
I downloaded AmbisonicUGens-UB from Sourceforge and installed it the way mentioned in the wiki and the sc-help. But unfortunately I can´t find any Help how to use AmbisonicUGens. All that I found when I was googleing was this:

http://www.create.ucsb.edu/pipermail/sc-users/2007-April/033560.html

Did I oversee something or can anybody give me a hint were to start?

Sincerely,

Björn
       


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