RSound
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jbclements
A cross-platform sound library for DrRacket
After installing RSound in DrRacket 8.2, I got this error after typing this code: ``` #lang racket (require rsound) (diagnose-sound-playing) ``` I got this error: ``` . .local/share/racket/8.2/pkgs/rsound/rsound/network.rkt:6:18: only-in: identifier...
Current Racket HEAD (as of 1/3/23) has the following error: ``` [samth@huor:/tmp plt] raco make -l rsound/examples/katy-sliders /rsound/rsound/examples/katy-sliders.rkt:296:1: network: expected one of these identifiers: `=' or `
On OS X the example program below from the docs fails. The error message is: s16vector-ref: bad index 88800 for s16vector bounds of 0..88199 DrRacket highlights the form: (rs-ith/left waveform...
At least in Racket CS 8.x I am getting the following right after requiring rsound: ``` racket -i -l errortrace Welcome to Racket v8.3.0.8 [cs]. > (require rsound) ALSA lib...
How to reproduce: Create a test.rkt with contents ``` #lang racket (require rsound) (displayln "This will fail") ``` Run `raco exe test.rkt` Try running `./test` Output ``` collection-file-path: collection not...
A call to `pstream-play` returns "sound is queued", but the documentation says that the pstream is to be returned.
I'm trying to suppress (but later redirect) some messages that appear on the right of the below screenshot. It appears that these are messages that come from the RSound library...
(define CHAR-CANVAS% (class canvas% (define/override (on-char evt) (let ((c (send evt get-key-code)) (dc(send this get-dc))) (send dc clear) (print c) (cond ((equal? c 'release)(void)) ((member c '( #\a #\i #\u...
I'm trying to make a simple drum machine in Racket for educational purposes -- to learn about drum patterns and to learn more Racket. I'm running into problems with clicks...
When I'm using bluetooth headphone, no sound played when `(play sound)` or `(diagnose-sound-playing)`. ``` > (play ding) "played sound" > (diagnose-sound-playing) found 1 host API(s): (paCoreAudio) trying each one in...
