En/na Mr.SpOOn ha escrit:
Hi,
I'd like to create an application to record and play sounds in real time.
I've never used CLAM, but I'd like to learn it, and I want to know if
I can use it to create this application.
My idea is to have the possibility of recording something (i.e. my
hands clapping) and then have an object (a rectangle, for example) on
the screen which represents that sample. For every sample I record, I
have an object. For every object there is a menu where I can choose
some options: how many times to play that sound, or how long to loop
it... etc.
And I'd like to have the possibility to link objects to create more
complex objects or sequences.
Is CLAM good for this?
Hi Carlo,
I don't have a definitive answer to your question.
The application you describe slightly resembles freewheeling. Which
is also GPL so you could build on it.
http://freewheeling.sourceforge.net/
Clam could be of help on the user-interface building (in case you
find Clam widgets useful), routing and processing. But I think
there is not much processing in your app, and the routing seems
fairly simple. Moreover, IMO the hard part of your app is the
application work-flow (i.e. first record a new sample, add a new
sample processing, then connect the player, choose the play mode,
then play it, etc.). And for this work-flow part Clam would be
of little help --other than abstracting the playing engine.
Cheers!
pau
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