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Snapshot

Snapshots are an important part of a live show. It can be used to capture an audio scene into SPAT Revolution. Sources, rooms and master properties will be stored in a snapshot. It allows a complete transformation of the soundscape, with interpolation.

Snapshots could be controlled by the dedicated page, the dedicated menu, and with OSC messages.

Sources can be excluded of a snapshot recall:

_SPAT Revolution_ snapshot recall

Create a snapshot

We can create a snapshot:

Recall a snapshot

Recalling a snapshot will interpolate all the current properties with the stored values of the snapshot. Different options located on the Snapshots page could alter the snapshot running:

This option enable to keep differences between the current state and the current snapshots. More information about it on the snapshot page section.

This option enables to follow the global snapshot recall settings. It is also possible to setting up a particular one, disabling this option on the snapshot page.

This option is available in the menu “Snapshots/Options recall.” The values are ranged between 0 and 3600 seconds.

As all the properties are stored into snapshots, this option gives us the possibility to enable or disable the recall of some properties. The recall of each section could be separately activated.

!> Be careful with the Room properties recall, changing some properties like Reverberation Density or Size causes reverb reconstruction (and audio drops).

!> If Ask for update before recalling option is checked and changes are detected between the current snapshot and current state, a window will propose to update the current snapshot if there are differences between the current state and the snapshot.

Snapshots handling

Different actions could be executed with snapshots:

Handle snapshots with OSC

Different snapshots actions could be launched by OSC messages. The complete list of them is available on the OSC Table.

Like sources and rooms, the index could be part of the message (/snapshot/3/update), or send as an argument (/snapshot/update, 3). All the example below will use it as part of the message.

If the index is part of the message, it can be replaced by “next”, “current” or “previous”: /snapshot/next/recall will then recall the next snapshot on the list using the default options set it.

The snapshot name could be added in argument (optional).

Index: the snapshot index to recall. Used as an argument, it can be replaced by the snapshot name.

Time: optional, it will define the recall time. If not given, the default value is 0s.

Recall Effective Selection: optional, if the value is True, the sources’ selection on the snapshot creation will be recalled. It’s the default value. If False, selection will not be recalled.

Recall Actual Selection: optional, if the value is True, only the parameters of selected sources’ will be recalled. Else, all the sources will be recalled (default behavior).

Enable sources recall, Enable rooms recall, Enable masters recall: optional, enable to define if sources, rooms and masters parameters will be recalled. If not given, the default set value will be used.

index: the snapshot index to update. It can be replaced by the snapshot name.

This will return the list of the snapshot, index and name.

This will return the total number of snapshots.

index: the snapshot index to rename. Name: the new name of the snapshot.

index: the snapshot index to remove. It can be replaced by the snapshot name.

!> Be careful: there isn’t any confirmation.

State: 0 will disable the recall of related objects, 1 will enable it.

Timing: Timing in seconds.

/snapshot/options/recall [State] [State] [State] takes the three options (sources, rooms and masters)

!> Be careful: there isn’t any confirmation.