the key into the enclosing object's attribute map,
pointing to an Artifact or AudioCue
the signal to write
a file type id as given by AudioFileOut.id(). The default
is 0 (AIFF).
Must be resolvable at init time.
a sample format id as given by AudioFileOut.id(). The default
is 2 (32-bit Float).
Must be resolvable at init time.
the nominal sample-rate of the file. The default is 44100.
Must be resolvable at init time.
a file type id as given by AudioFileOut.id().
a file type id as given by AudioFileOut.id(). The default
is 0 (AIFF).
Must be resolvable at init time.
the signal to write
the key into the enclosing object's attribute map,
pointing to an Artifact or AudioCue
Abstract method which must be implemented by creating the actual UGens
during expansion.
Abstract method which must be implemented by creating the actual UGens
during expansion. This method is at most called once during graph
expansion
the expanded object (depending on the type parameter U)
a sample format id as given by AudioFileOut.id().
a sample format id as given by AudioFileOut.id(). The default
is 2 (32-bit Float).
Must be resolvable at init time.
the nominal sample-rate of the file.
the nominal sample-rate of the file. The default is 44100.
Must be resolvable at init time.
A graph element that creates a UGen writing to a file designated by an object attribute with a given
keyand the value being anArtifact.If the given file-type
GEis-1, the type is determined by this artifact. For example, if the artifact's path ends in".aif", the AIFF format will used, if the path ends in".w64", then Wave64 will be used. The default is AIFF.If an
AudioCueis found at the key, its spec will override file type, sample-format and rate.the key into the enclosing object's attribute map, pointing to an
ArtifactorAudioCuethe signal to write
a file type id as given by
AudioFileOut.id(). The default is0(AIFF). Must be resolvable at init time.a sample format id as given by
AudioFileOut.id(). The default is2(32-bit Float). Must be resolvable at init time.the nominal sample-rate of the file. The default is
44100. Must be resolvable at init time.