Realtime Audio Programming
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| Hi, is it possibly to create an Chip-Music-Tracker with pure BlitzMax. I think 4 Channels of Sound, 2 Channels with Pulse Wave, 1 Channel with a Triangle Waveform and 1 Channel with a Square Waveform. In style of a 80s Game-Console. Best Regards Alex |
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| Sure :-) BlitzMax is just a programming language. What you get it to do is completely up to you ! |
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| without a need to use a external C-Module !?!?!?! |
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| Technically speaking BlitzMax is already using C code for some of the stuff you do, so you just can't avoid it. But for you, no, you shouldn't need to use any further external code. You can use banks or just allocate memory to store data, and the freeaudio modules will play whatever audio data you push into them. |
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| I think, first I start to make a simple Sound-Effect Generator for my own Breakout Game I am working on. |
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| Try this. |
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| It's very doable. A while back I wrote a chiptune tracker in Bmax with a custom lo-fi synth engine backing it. It was about 80% done before I had to put it aside for other projects. It has a few functions written in C, but that was totally by choice. BMax can handle the job by itself. I'm happy to answer any questions about how I did it. Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot |
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| very nice, I will post my coding progress very soon. |
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