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The code is here for anyone who is curious. This could be a listener with no programming experience who just wants to know what this stuff looks like, or this could be someone with coding experience in another language who wants to know what RTcmix code looks like, or this may be someone with experience in RTcmix who wants to look at the implementation details.

I embed the RTcmix code in the rtcmix~ object, so you need that and you also need my Max patches (which are under continuous development). Otherwise, the variables representing the controller data in this code are undefined. So you also need your own Gametrak ("tether") controller. I can't make any promises that this link won't rot at any minute, but I got mine here and it worked out of the box with no hardware hacking. (Don't worry about the "PC" designation; it's a USB device that works on Mac.) Anyway, if you're really interested in implementing this code, feel free to get in touch with me and we'll talk.

This is a little program I wrote, which can only be used from the "command line" (for example, the Terminal application in Mac OS). In conjunction with an audio analysis application called SPEAR, it can be used to make all kinds of sound in the RTcmix programming language. It works by taking one very short window of sound (any sound you like!) from an analysis in SPEAR and converting that data into code that generates a continuous version of that same short window of sound in RTcmix.

This is just C source code. You can view it as text in another browser tab. To implement it, of course, you'll need to compile it on your machine.