Sound Engine
Sound Engine
Whats the best way to scroll and edit pattern datas like OctaMed on Win32? Is there any way to play sound on different channels with pure using SoundLib or any API/DX calls?
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For the first question (and i hope Fred don't see this answer which is almost nothing to do with PB
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please visit http://www.modplug.com and download the modplug tracker. There is, without doubts, the best amiga module (like Impulse Tracker, OctaMED, XM, S3M, and .MOD) alternative for PC and MSWindows.
For the second question: I don't know what do you mean exactly with different channels, but you can make easely (without threads) a realtime sampling-merging with module (.MOD, etc) output and standard sound (.WAV, etc.) output.
AL
please visit http://www.modplug.com and download the modplug tracker. There is, without doubts, the best amiga module (like Impulse Tracker, OctaMED, XM, S3M, and .MOD) alternative for PC and MSWindows.
For the second question: I don't know what do you mean exactly with different channels, but you can make easely (without threads) a realtime sampling-merging with module (.MOD, etc) output and standard sound (.WAV, etc.) output.
AL
First: There are surely some other and much better trackers available, instead using ModPlug. Anyway thanks.Psychophanta wrote:For the first question (and i hope Fred don't see this answer which is almost nothing to do with PB):
please visit http://www.modplug.com and download the modplug tracker. There is, without doubts, the best amiga module (like Impulse Tracker, OctaMED, XM, S3M, and .MOD) alternative for PC and MSWindows.
For the second question: I don't know what do you mean exactly with different channels, but you can make easely (without threads) a realtime sampling-merging with module (.MOD, etc) output and standard sound (.WAV, etc.) output.
AL
Second: Want to play different samples at once like bass on channel1, meldody on channel2, ... Missing something like PlaySample(#sample,#channel) and commands like SetPeriod or something like this to play sample in different octaves.
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There are surely some other and much better trackers available, instead using ModPlug.
??, please, tell me one.
Want to play different samples at once like bass on channel1, meldody on channel2, ... Missing something like PlaySample(#sample,#channel) and commands like SetPeriod or something like this to play sample in different octaves.
Ok, i understand you.
PB has not extended soundwave sampling commands.
You can play a sample at different octaves using SoundFrequency() function, you can control pan and volume in real time, but it is not possible to use different channels with sound library.
It could be a good thing for the wishlist.
AL
??, please, tell me one.
Want to play different samples at once like bass on channel1, meldody on channel2, ... Missing something like PlaySample(#sample,#channel) and commands like SetPeriod or something like this to play sample in different octaves.
Ok, i understand you.
PB has not extended soundwave sampling commands.
You can play a sample at different octaves using SoundFrequency() function, you can control pan and volume in real time, but it is not possible to use different channels with sound library.
It could be a good thing for the wishlist.
AL
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The one and only music-tracker is Renoise. www.renoise.com which supports VST, ASIO and full midi!!
Mike
Mike
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YeaaahWrong, the only one is ProTracker 3.0 on Amiga
Fred, I guess that u're a long-time-ago amiga-user ! Have you ever written games on amiga ? If so, it could be nice to have a look at your old products
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