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class:: BelaScope | ||
summary:: Bela's Oscilloscope interface | ||
categories:: UGens>BELA | ||
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Description:: | ||
note:: | ||
This UGen only works on Bela | ||
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Allows to scope signals on Bela's built-in Oscilloscope, which can be accessed from Bela's web interface. | ||
It is not needed to interact directly with this class, as UGens, Arrays, Busses, Functions and Servers can be scoped via their .belaScope() method. | ||
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subsection:: Setup | ||
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Using BelaScope requires: | ||
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## an instance of Server running on a Bela (either locally or remotely). | ||
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## ServerOptions.belaMaxScopeChannels should be set > 0 for Bela's server. | ||
It represents the maximum number of channels that is possible to scope on that server, and affects resources allocation. | ||
If set <= 0, the server won't instantiate any Scope object, and any attempt to instantiate a BelaScope from sclang will throw an error. | ||
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note:: | ||
When controlling a remote Bela server, it is necessary to manually set its code::belaMaxScopeChannels:: to the corresponding value set on the Bela when the server was booted: | ||
code:: | ||
// Example: | ||
~belaServer = Server.remote(\bela, NetAddr("192.168.6.2", 57110), ServerOptions().belaMaxScopeChannels_(4)); | ||
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subsection:: Usage | ||
Once a Bela server is started with options.belaMaxScopeChannels > 0, it is possible to scope UGens and Busses using their .belaScope() methods. See examples below. | ||
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classmethods:: | ||
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method::scope | ||
Send an array of UGen data to Bela's oscilloscope. | ||
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argument::channelOffset | ||
Bela's oscilloscope channel to start scoping on. | ||
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argument::signals | ||
Array of UGens to scope | ||
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argument::server | ||
Bela's SuperCollider server. If not already present, a new BelaScope instance is created and initialized automatically for this server. | ||
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returns:: the array of code::signals:: passed in as an argument. This allows for transparent usage of code::.belaScope():: in processing chains | ||
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code:: | ||
{ BelaScope.scope(0, SinOsc.ar) }.play; | ||
// same using UGen::belaScope() shortcut method: | ||
{ SinOsc.ar().belaScope(0) }.play | ||
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// transparent usage in chains: | ||
// scoping LFNoise0 before and after .range, while still using it to modulate SinOsc | ||
{ SinOsc.ar(LFNoise0.kr(10).belaScope(0).range(20,100).belaScope(1)) }.play | ||
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method::monitorBus | ||
Scope a Bus on Bela's oscilloscope | ||
argument::channelOffset | ||
Bela's oscilloscope channel to start scoping on. | ||
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argument::busindex | ||
Index of the audio bus to scope | ||
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argument::numChannels | ||
Number of bus channels to scope | ||
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argument::target | ||
Bela's SuperCollider server, or any node on that server. The bus is monitored strong::after:: this target, or after this server's link::Classes/RootNode:: if a server is provided as target. | ||
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returns:: A link::Class/Synth:: used to monitor the bus. | ||
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code:: | ||
// scope 2 channels from audio bus 4 on Bela Oscilloscope's channel 3 | ||
BelaScope.monitorBus(3, 4, 2, ~belaServer) | ||
// same using Server::belaScope() shortcut method: | ||
~belaServer.belaScope(3, 4, 2) | ||
// same using Bus::belaScope() shortcut method | ||
Bus(\audio, 4, 2, ~belaServer).belaScope(3) | ||
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method::new | ||
It shouldn't be needed to instantiate BelaScope manually, since instantiation is handled automatically when link::#*scope:: or a code::.belaScope():: method is called. Furthermore, only one instance is allowed for each server, so if one is already present, it will be returned without creating a new one. | ||
argument::server | ||
Bela's SuperCollider server, which should be booted with code::options.belaMaxScopeChannels:: > 0, otherwise this method will throw an error. | ||
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instancemethods:: | ||
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method:: scope | ||
See link::#*scope:: | ||
argument::channelOffset | ||
Bela's oscilloscope channel to start scoping on. | ||
argument::busindex | ||
Index of the audio bus to scope | ||
argument::numChannels | ||
Number of bus channels to scope | ||
returns:: the array of code::signals:: passed in as an argument. This allows for transparent usage of code::.belaScope():: in processing chains | ||
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method:: maxChannels | ||
returns:: Maximum number of oscilloscope channels, as set up by ServerOptions.maxBelaScopeChannels | ||
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Examples:: | ||
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code:: | ||
~belaServer = Server.remote(\bela, NetAddr("192.168.6.2", 57110)); | ||
~belaServer.options.maxBelaScopeChannels = 8; | ||
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// UGens: usage like .poll | ||
// scope the LFNoise0, and still use it to modulate a SinOsc | ||
{ var freq = LFNoise0.kr.range(20,2000); SinOsc.ar(freq.belaScope(0)) }.play | ||
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// scope an Array of UGens: | ||
{ var freq = LFNoise0.kr.range(20,2000) ! 4; SinOsc.ar(freq.belaScope(0)) }.play | ||
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// Bus: scope 3 channels from bus number 10 on Bela Oscilloscope's channel 4 | ||
b = Bus(\audio, 10, 6, ~belaServer); | ||
{ SinOsc.ar }.play(outbus:b); | ||
b.belaScope(4); | ||
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// Server: usage like .scope | ||
// scope busses 10 and 11 on Bela's Oscilloscope channel 2 | ||
~belaServer.belaScope(2, 10, 2) | ||
// scope main output busses on Bela's Oscilloscope channel 0 | ||
~belaServer.belaScope | ||
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// Function: usage like .scope | ||
// play and scope a multi-output function; scope starting on BelaScope channel 4 | ||
{ SinOsc.ar(LFNoise0.ar([1,2,3]).exprange(20,20000)) * LFNoise1.ar([1,2,3]).exprange(0.001, 0.1) }.belaScope(4) | ||
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class:: BelaScopeOut | ||
summary:: Bela's Oscilloscope interface | ||
categories:: UGens>BELA | ||
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Description:: | ||
note:: | ||
This UGen only works on Bela | ||
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This UGen effectively sends audio signals to Bela Oscilloscope, analogously to how link::/Classes/Out:: writes to a bus. | ||
It can be used directly, or through link::Classes/UGen#-belaScope::, link::Classes/Array#-belaScope::, link::Classes/Bus#-belaScope::, link::Classes/Function#-belaScope:: and link::Classes/Server#-belaScope:: convenience functions. | ||
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classmethods:: | ||
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method::ar | ||
argument::offset | ||
The Bela Oscilloscope's channel where to start writing. | ||
argument::channelsArray | ||
An array of UGens to be scoped. | ||
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