ClockAudioMulch clock that master AudioMulch over network

Use this class to send sync and have SuperCollider act as a master.

AudioMulch is a program written by Ross Bencina. http://www.audiomulch.com/

ClockAudioMulch is a SuperCollider class for synchronising playback with this program via network sync.

This clock is built upon TempoClock and the only additional feature is that is sends out tick messages via network.

It can also be used in combo with the AudioMulchClock class to synchronise to SuperCollider programs.

Network setup:

In AudioMulch's preference panel under the Network Sync tab, note which UDP Port is used for receiving sync (default is 7000). Use this number for the addr argument in SuperCollider. Also activate Chace Network Sync under AudioMulch's Control menu.

*new(tempo, beats, seconds, queueSize, addr)

same as TempoClock.new except that it takes an additional argument addr.

<>addr

A NetAddr that specifies IP address and port of the AudioMulch program.

<>tick

An Integer that counts up indefinitely. Can be set to make AudioMulch jump in time.

<>shift

an Integer specifying latency compensation in ticks.

s.latency= 0.05;

s.boot

//--simple test

//make sure AudioMulch is running in the background (press play)

//and that chase network sync is enabled in the control meny

c= ClockAudioMulch(123/60, addr:NetAddr("127.0.0.1", 7000));

d= Pbind(\dur, 1, \octave, 5, \degree, Pseq([0, 1, 2, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1], inf)).play(c, quant:4);

c.shift= -2;

c.tempo= 234/60;

d.stop;

c.stop;

c.clear;

//--syncing two supercollider programs over network using this class

a= AudioMulchClock.new; //slave

b= Pbind(\dur, 1, \degree, Pseq([0, 5, 2, 1], inf)).play(a, quant:4)

c= ClockAudioMulch(114/60, addr:NetAddr("127.0.0.1", 57120)) //master

c.tempo= 160/60

d= Pbind(\dur, 1, \octave, 6, \degree, Pseq([7, 6, 5, 4, 5], inf)).play(c, quant:4)

c.tempo= 190/60

c.shift= 2; //latency compensation on the sender/master side

b.stop

d.stop

a.stop

c.stop

a.clear

c.clear