Audio:
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The Audio Agent is the plug-in which deals with producing audio in the EigenD system.
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| left | input |
The Left Input receives left channel audio from upstream Agents (often the Console Mixer's left audio output).
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| right | input |
The Right Input receives right channel audio from upstream Agents (often the Console Mixer's right audio output).
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| sample | rate |
Sample Rate defines EigenD's internal sample rate - this can be either 44.1kHz, 48kHz or 96kHz.
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| buffer | size |
Buffer Size defines the amount of time (in samples) EigenD uses to process audio. A lower buffer size improves latency, a higher buffer size reduces any glitches, clicks or pops you may be experiencing due to high CPU usage.
Port:
The Port refers to the internal representation of audio devices connected and available for use with EigenD. Ports can be selected from the Eigenbrowser - see example below.
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| mute |
The 'mute' verb is used to mute all EigenD audio.
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| un | mute |
The 'un mute' verb is used to reverse the above 'mute' verb.
The 'choose' verb is used to select audio devices from the EigenBrowser.
Before using the Belcanto examples below, make sure you have the desired Audio Agent in the conversation using
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| audio | X | listen |
where X is the number of the desired Audio Agent.
To mute all EigenD audio, use
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| mute |
To reverse the mute command, use
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| un | mute |
To view audio devices in the EigenBrowser, making sure you have the EigenBrowser open, use
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| eigenbrowser | hey |
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| audio | port | browse |
To select an audio device from the EigenBrowser, select the desired device and use
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| eigenbrowser | , | audio | X | hey |
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| selection | choose |
where X is the number of the desired Audio Agent.
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