At 21.18 -0500 03-02-18, Carl West wrote:
A drum sample generator. I thought I'd mix some sine waves with pitch and volume envelopes. Maybe a "use a sample" option too. And noise of course =) I'm not sure if I'll put in a LPF though. I don't think it will add much value.Andreas* Gaunitz* wrote:It seems. The methods are atAt 21.00 -0500 03-02-17, Carl West wrote: >Andreas* Gaunitz* wrote: >> ... >> It's an AIFF file. The ints and longInts seem to not be so much of a >> problem. right now each 16 bit sample point looks like this "000 250, >> 123 006" etc. I'm not sure how the floats are represented though. > >I've got a routine that writes a valid AIFF file if you give it a >list of samples. It uses BinIOXtra. Any interest?Thank you. It's just a hobby project with no budget, so I can't use binaryIO. Otherwise your code would have been just what I need. I guess binatyIO does the conversions?
http://www.updatestage.com/xtras/doc/binaryio/biniousr.htm#methodlist
If you can put up with a "Hey! This Xtra isn't registered!" warning on startup, it works in a projector.
What're you makin'?
-A.
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