Garth Brantley wrote:
> 1. A well designed file format for the Keymaps/Programs (an open version of
> the .Gig format)
I urge everyone to have a look at the good old fashioned AIFF-C file format for
audio data. Usually, we think of AIFF-C as simply holding audio sample data,
but this is not the case. There are all sorts of extra fields for keymap-like
information in there. Plus, if you do it right, you'll be compatible without
conversion to zillions of audio applications already out there.
Sorry, I haven't the time to dig out an URL to the spec right now. Google
anyone?
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Joe Miklojcik
