adc~
Description
The adc~ ("analog-to-digital converter") object outputs one or more signals (one per outlet) with audio from hardware input devices.
Examples
Arguments
inputs [int]
If adc~ has one numeric argument, it determines the number of outlets that produce signals from audio input hardware starting with logical input channel 1. If adc~ has more than one argument, it is taken as a list of logical input channels assigned to its outlets. If no arguments are supplied, adc~ will have two outlets, initially set to logical input channels 1 and 2.
If a symbol is provided as the first argument to adc~, its output will come from a named inport port in the Max mixer. If adc~ instances in a patcher hierarchy share the same name they will use the same mixer input port.
Attributes
Common Box Attributes
Messages
int
Arguments
list
Arguments
(mouse)
open
set
Arguments
logical-input-channel [int]
start
startwindow
stop
wclose
Output
signal
Audio from hardware input devices is output as a series of signals, one per outlet.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| MC | MC |
| mc.adc~ | |
| adstatus | |
| ezadc~ | |
| ezdac~ | |
| dac~ | |
| MSP: Audio Input and Output | MSP: Audio Input and Output |
| MSP Sampling Tutorial 1: Recording and Playback | MSP Sampling Tutorial 1: Recording and Playback |