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AVC Beta
folder, and run the Flame firmware update found in the Flame Update
folder. (To minimize problems, please disconnect all other FireWire devices if at all possible. Also, please be sure that Kyma is not running. When the updating process has completed, remove power from the Flame for at least 10 seconds, plug it back in, and then restart your computer. (When you quit the update program, it asks whether you want to save; please save the file. If there are any problems with the update, this will help us diagnose what happened.)
If you would like to retreat to the old version of the Flame firmware, follow the same instructions as above, but use the most recent non-beta firmware update found on the kyma付weaky.
Audio MIDI Setup
in the Utilities
folder of the Applications
folder. The Flame will serve as the sample rate clock source for the FireWire bus when Kyma is running. Be sure that the sample rate in the Audio MIDI Setup
is the same as the sample rate within Kyma (where you set the sample rate in the DSP Status window).
Audio MIDI Setup
to create a virtual device which contains the inputs and outputs of both devices.
NewSounds.kym
included in the AVC Beta folder). In the parameter fields of the SoundFromExternalSource, you can specify which of the 6 incoming channels this Sound should be listening to.
To send audio from Kyma to a third-party program, use the new SoundToExternalDestination Sound anywhere in a Kyma signal flow graph or timeline. The parameters of a SoundToExternalDestination include a Sound input and the output channel. SoundToExternalDestination expects a mono input (it will output only the left channel of its input Sound).
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