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What this guide covers
A source note on four short ChucK example files and the README, for people new to ChucK who want to see how time, a gain-and-oscillator patch and live input are written. It reports what the file comments say and keeps the curator's own readings separate. Documentation read only; nothing was run or heard.
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Guide title
ChucK example files: a SinOsc patch, timed loops and mic-in to audio out, read from four examples
Coverage
A source note on four short ChucK example files and the README, for people new to ChucK who want to see how time, a gain-and-oscillator patch and live input are written. It reports what the file comments say and keeps the curator's own readings separate. Documentation read only; nothing was run or heard.
Useful starting points
- The files do not say how the tick and mic-in examples end; by their comments both loop forever.
- The README states the licence for source code only; the note does not say whether it covers the examples.
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