Re: [microsound] intentional soundcard hacking?

[Phil Thomson <philthom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I assume you've tried bufferoverride from destroyfx? skidder works well 
too.

What other vst's have you come across that cause butter stuffer? I mean 
buffer stutter?

I always do it the brute force way: run a java applet in Mozilla Firefox, 
maybe another one in Mozilla, install and compile a program using Fink and 
then use beta software like audacity with a few too many tracks. stutter 
city. Does this not create the desire you want?

P


> Hello microsounders,
>
> I am wondering if anyone can share some tips or advice
> concerning intentional malicious code for soundcard
> hacking. I have messed with various vsts which aim to
> provide a skip of the buffer, but none give me the
> desired specific control I am looking for. My method
> now to achieve the sound I like, is to overload the
> puter until eventually it glitches and skips, and I
> can play with that somewhat, although the technique is
> not what i want to do, b/c once buffer is being
> altered, I can not seem to record the result. I am
> looking for any advice really on this matter.
>
> Thank you,
>
> d.


"Sound cards in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons."
Popular Mechanics, 1949


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