Hi List,
I'm currently working on a little musical app with multiple sounds. Think of
it like a piano - each key plays a different note. What i'm trying to do is
to record my whole composition as a byteArray and to export it as wav file.
The export is ok, i get good results when I play one note
Pierrick Pluchon skriver:
Hi List,
I'm currently working on a little musical app with multiple sounds. Think of
it like a piano - each key plays a different note. What i'm trying to do is
to record my whole composition as a byteArray and to export it as wav file.
The export is ok, i get good
I also thought to Sound.extract, but the question is : how to combine
byteArray with my mixing?
Here is what i've done :
public function playNote(id:String):void
{
//My note
mySound=myMC.getSound(id) as Sound;
mySound.play();
outputSound=new Sound();
You need to do your own mixing. First you need a way to get each note
and then a way to know when each note should play.
With that information you can start mixing, read the value of the first
sample from each note currently playing and add them together, this is
the mixed value. Now write
Ok , i didn't get a clue on how to do that :)
Is it possible to have a pseudocode example please(or even better as3) :D ?
Currently, i can easily get a byteArray for each sound, and i know when each
note should play.
But, how to add them together?
2011/2/17 Henrik Andersson
If you read the first code section of this blog post, it describes how
to mix audio tracks using AS3 rather than pixel bender
http://www.kaourantin.net/2008/10/audio-mixing-with-pixel-bender.html
There are a lot of posts on the net about mixing audio with Flash
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