Subject: Re: [ecasound] chainsetups
From: Kai Vehmanen (k@eca.cx)
Date: Sun Mar 25 2001 - 14:18:10 EEST
On Fri, 23 Mar 2001, Roy Cutler wrote:
> fixed!) and after a lot of typing and backscrolling on the command line I
> came across references to chainsetup files (*.ecs). How do these work? Do I
Ecs files are basicly just sequences of ecasound command line arguments.
Ecasound's command-line argument parser is divided into two parts: global
and chainsetup-specific. While command-line arguments go through both
these parsers, words read from ecs files only go through the chainsetup
specific args.
> Here is an example of mix1.ecs:
> ecasound -r -b:2048 \
> -a:1 -i drums.wav \
> -a:2 -i guitar1.wav \
> -a:3 -i leadvocal.wav \
> -a:4 -i rguitar-dis.wav \
> -a:5 -i piano.wav \
> -a:all -o /dev/dsp
So to convert your example into a ecs file, you just need to drop
'ecasound', '-r' and all '\'.
But it's true that very little documentation exists about ecs. For
instance, the "GLOBAL" section in ecasound(1) man page is a pretty
comprehensive list of non-cs specific arguments, but there's no mention of
-r and -s (which are also global options)...
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