# No Bounds rehearsals setup

## Install

### Flok

You need to have Node.js v12+ installed. Please follow the instructions on the [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) website.

Open a terminal and run

npm install -g flok-repl

### Install ATK for SuperCollider

In your SC IDE evaluate:

Quarks.install("https://github.com/ambisonictoolkit/atk-sc3.git");

Wait until installation is done. You should see `-> Quark: atk-sc3[4.0.3]` or something like that in your Post Window.

Now, recompile class library (press Ctrl+Shift+L / Cmd+Shift+L). Now, run the following lines:

(
Atk.createUserSupportDir;
Atk.openUserSupportDir;
)

The second line should open your ATK folder in your file browser. Download the ATK [Kernels](https://github.com/ambisonictoolkit/atk-kernels/releases/download/v1.2.1/kernels.zip) and [Matrices](https://github.com/ambisonictoolkit/atk-matrices/releases/download/v1.0.0/matrices.zip) and unzip them there.

You should have the folders `matrices` and `kernels` in your ATK support folder.

## Usage

### Flok

First, create or join a session at https://flok.clic.cf/

Then, start your REPL by following the instructions. Usually it would be something like this, but with a different session token:

flok-repl -H  wss://flok.clic.cf  -s  YjBjNjM4NmItMzY0Ny00MTQ4LTgzMzYtNzg3NWE1MGEwZTNj  -t tidal

### SuperDirt

Open your SC IDE and start SuperDirt as usual.
Then configure panning to use ATK for binaural sound by evaluating the following 3 blocks separately:

(
// Creates an omni encoder and a binaural decoder. This takes some seconds to load...
e = FoaEncoderMatrix.newOmni;
d = FoaDecoderKernel.newCIPIC(12);
)

(
// Redefine the default panning function to use ATK
DirtPan.defaultPanningFunction = { |signals, numChannels, pan, mul|
	var sig = FoaEncode.ar(signals.sum * mul, e);
	// theta=azimuth, phi=elevation
	// angle=pi/2, phi=0 -> push to plane wave
	sig = FoaPush.ar(sig, angle: pi/2, theta: pan * pi);
	FoaDecode.ar(sig, d);
};

// Reload SuperDirt synthdefs
~dirt.loadSynthDefs;
)

You can test if it works for you by running something like this:

d1 $ s "hh*16" # pan (slow 4 saw) # speed 0.5