lib/minim/src/ddf/minim/AudioInput.java
/**
   * 
   * When monitoring is disabled, you will not hear 
   * the audio that is coming through the input, 
   * but you will still be able to access the samples
   * in the left, right, and mix buffers. This is 
   * default state of an AudioInput and is what 
   * you will want if your input is microphone 
   * and your output is speakers. Otherwise: feedback.
   * 
   * @shortdesc When monitoring is disabled, you will not hear 
   * the audio that is coming through the input.
   * 
   * @example Basics/MonitorInput
   * 
   * @related enableMonitoring ( )
   * @related isMonitoring ( )
   * @related AudioInput
   * 
   */
When monitoring is disabled, you will not hear
the audio that is coming through the input,
but you will still be able to access the samples
in the left, right, and mix buffers. This is
default state of an AudioInput and is what
you will want if your input is microphone
and your output is speakers. Otherwise: feedback.

@shortdesc When monitoring is disabled, you will not hear
the audio that is coming through the input.




When monitoring is disabled you will not hear the audio that is coming through the input but you will still be able to access the samples in the left right and mix buffers . This is default state of an AudioInput and is what you will want if your input is microphone and your output is speakers . Otherwise : feedback . @shortdesc When monitoring is disabled you will not hear the audio that is coming through the input .
public void disableMonitoring()
  {
    if ( hasControl(VOLUME) )
    {
    	setVolume( 0 );
    }
    else if ( hasControl(GAIN) )
    {
    	setGain( -64 );
    }
    m_isMonitoring = false;
  }
public void disableMonitoring ( ) { if ( hasControl ( VOLUME ) ) { setVolume ( 0 ) ; } else if ( hasControl ( GAIN ) ) { setGain ( - 64 ) ; } m_isMonitoring = false ; }
When monitoring is disabled, you will not hear
 the audio that is coming through the input,
 but you will still be able to access the samples
 in the left, right, and mix buffers.
When monitoring is disabled you will not hear the audio that is coming through the input but you will still be able to access the samples in the left right and mix buffers .
// make sure we don't make sound