Frequently asked questions
No, DSP02 does not work under Mac OS 9, because JVM (Java Virtual Machine) is not fully supported by the operating system. DSP02 works on MacOSX, Windows and Linux! On the Mac it is best to use "Safari" as the browser, on Windows- machines "Internet Explorer", and on Linux "Netscape 7.1".
DSP02 works with all browsers, but you need to have Java and Jsyn on your machine. To find out how, look here.
Before you start the program, you need to download ind install Java and Jsyn, as is described here.
If you are in the mixer window, and right-click and drag across the mixer, you can select a section of your piece. When you hit play after you have done that, only the selection will play. This can be practical if you are working on a detail way into the ouece some place. To remove the marked area, just click with the right mouse button.
In Windows and Linux you right-click, and under Mac OSX, you shift-click.
When you ask the computer to save a composition as a computer file that you can reopen and continue working on later, you will get a dialog that will let you choose where you want to put it.
First you need to give the piece a name, and when you go to the manu to save it, you will get a dialog that lets you choose where you want to put your finished .wav-file.
When you ask to save the soundfile you have created, you will get a dialog where you can choose where to put them.
Just as usual, you can print directly from the browser.
DSP stands for Digital Signal Prosessing, in this context Digital Sound Processing.
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