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Value for which a no synth is needed, but only a scalar value that needs to be set on the target node.
Value for which a no synth is needed, but only a scalar value that needs to be set on the target node.
Value for which a Synth
is required that writes its signal to a bus,
and the bus is then somehow mapped to the target node's control.
Value for which a Synth
is required that writes its signal to a bus,
and the bus is then somehow mapped to the target node's control.
An AuralAttribute.Target
describes the mechanism by which
the attribute inputs can contribute their values. It is internally
connected to the process's node. One or multiple inputs then
supply their values by calling put
and detach themselves by
calling remove
. The target automatically manages summing multiple
inputs. While the Value
parameter for put
corresponds to
a particular attribute input, its valueOption
gives the
overall signal output as sent to the node. For instance,
a stream input will have a bus to which is ''writes'', whereas
the target itself may provide a bus from which this node ''reads''.
An AuralAttribute.Target
describes the mechanism by which
the attribute inputs can contribute their values. It is internally
connected to the process's node. One or multiple inputs then
supply their values by calling put
and detach themselves by
calling remove
. The target automatically manages summing multiple
inputs. While the Value
parameter for put
corresponds to
a particular attribute input, its valueOption
gives the
overall signal output as sent to the node. For instance,
a stream input will have a bus to which is ''writes'', whereas
the target itself may provide a bus from which this node ''reads''.
It is possible for an attribute to call put
repeatedly, the
target will then automatically dispose the previous value it
had associated with that attribute.
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Attempts to create an aural attribute from an in-memory expression
Attempts to create an aural attribute from an in-memory expression