More recently, I set out to hack a tiny, fast, usable sound engine for games,
and ended up with ChipSound
Nice idea.
I'm using it in my WIP game Kobo II; all sounds still built from sine, saw,
triangle, square waves and noise, no filters or anything. Going to do some
(possibly recursive) render-sound-into-waveform stuff, add filters and other
units etc later on, but this will do for now.
http://olofsonarcade.com/2011/11/06/kobo-ii-another-song-wip/
http://olofsonarcade.com/2011/02/10/kobo-ii-title-song-wip/
Excellent noises!
Please shout when the engine is available for experimentation.
ATB
Jerry
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