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- GoToLoop February 2015
- grahamgrafx February 2015
Sound vs. minim
Sorry if this should be obvious-- I've been looking around and can't find a clear reference.
What is the best method to access the microphone within Processing? Some references point to using "minim", but that library is no longer documented in the libraries area of the site. Instead there is a "Sound" library, but I can't find good documentation or examples for using it.
The example files still seem to point to ddf.minim rather than processing.sound.
Any pointers on where to look would be great.
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Took me a bit too, being new to sound and programming.
Minim is now built into Processing. There are some examples in file-examples. Look under Minim.
Documentation here - http://code.compartmental.net/minim/ Mic input example here - http://code.compartmental.net/minim/audioinput_class_audioinput.html