|   Device Methods   |   Stop Methods   |   Access Point Methods   | 
| Output MethodsThe Output device provides methods for writing sound samples out to the various channels of its associated output file. Thech1andchLmethods are equivalent, as are thech2andchRmethods. ObviouslychLandchRare designed for use with two channel stereo
output. In each case<value>is an arbitrary mathematical
expression yielding a floating point value. There is no need to
ensure that the output samples stay within a predefined range, since
all Tao output files are normalised as a post-processing stage 
before conversion into a more conventional integer-based format
such as WAV. This is achieved with thetaosfshell command (see section *).
    ch1(<value>)
    ch2(<value>)
    ch3(<value>)
    ch4(<value>)
    chL(<value>)
    chR(<value>)
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|   Device Methods   |   Stop Methods   |   Access Point Methods   | 
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