Re: [microsound] text to sound conversion

[mis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

And don't forget that in linux you can hijack sound through jack.  sox is not
yet jack-aware (at least I am not aware if it is) but there is a package called
libjackasyn which allows to use non-jack apps within jack.  So, you use
jacklaunch command:

jacklaunch play -f s -c 2 -s w -r 11025 -t raw /usr/bin/play

And you should be able to access the audio with any app for recording or further
mangling.

../MiS

Quoting Alex Young <alex@xxxxxxx>:

> 
> Oops, sorry. OS X's sound isn't quite the same as you might find with
> Linux or Solaris.  It basically means you have to access it through
> the API, which is why programs like Audiohijack are so useful.
> 
> The play command I mentioned is from sox:
> 
> http://sox.sourceforge.net/
> 
> Anyway, here's the score to my latest track:
> 
> play -f s -c 2 -s w -r 11025 -t raw /usr/bin/play
> 
> Play, playing play, more a blip than a symphony.
> 
> On 29 Jan 2004, at 22:34, Phil Thomson wrote:
> >
> > OS X doesn't have a /dev/audio , and I don't know the equivalent. And I
> > have no access to a "play" command in OS X.
> >
> > On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, devslashnull wrote:
> >> did you try it in a terminal window yet? i got "operation not 
> >> supported"
> >>
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