Jari Suominen schrieb:
> Dan S kirjoitti:
>
>> I've done that in the past (not by choice though!). In SuperCollider
>> this would decode it and play it out:
>>
>> x = { In.ar(0) - In.ar(1) }.play;
>>
>
> Yep, thats what I figured. Was just wondering that if there is ome
> magical reason why it would be bad thing to do after louzy mic/line
> input of a soundcard. What would make it even worse decision than to
> just use the unbalanced cable.
>
the balancedcables are invented against interferences like humming or
cellphone-stuff so when you have no problem with that you don't need a
balanced cable.
i think the noise of the preamp da-converter will sum up so that this is
only a emergency solution.
you can generate a command line app with faust.
i think you can put the following code into the online compiler
(http://faust.grame.fr/compiler.php):
_
_process = _-_;
> I'm hoping to have this one simple app that isn't doing anything else
> than this conversion and what I could route the input signal through in
> jack. So something like command line app with no parameters. Just start
> it and route the channels in jack. Would be very simple to do, although
> a source code of super simple jack app would be usefull as I have never
> programmed a true jack app, only couple using fluidsynth as a soundengine.
>
> ........j
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