thread starter Render Notes Five is a non-realtime monophonic synthesizer with a simulated analog synth section and a sample playback section. It's a command line program written in c. New to the August 16th 2010 version: lfo to sample pitch, a second lfo, a second envelope generator, envelope to pitch and to sample pitch. Complete source code (GPL-2) is available at my stuff page at link
short audio demo: link
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correction, since editing of one's own posts appears broken: no envelope to sample pitch.
very nice progress.
i'd love to write a quirky interface to spit out text files for your engine to consume but i don't roll c "proper"... mostly vb.net and c#. can you dummy the engine down a bit into an executable that i can call from command line with args and post some docs/samples of the text format input? maybe even the texxt used in the sample. apologies if it's all in the source code... haven't tried downloading it (only have visual studio). I don't fully understand your question. sorry.
 All I can say is that the "package" for render_notes_5 is source code only, no .exe. It's in c. Not sure if c# is backwards compatible with regular c or not. I've gotten render_notes_5 (and sam.wav, etc.) to compile under linux, unix (mac osx) and in windows command line using free c compilers.Included is a sample text file that, when inputted into render_notes_5, will recreate the demo file linked on my page. Examining it, and then referring to the readme, should make clear the language syntax. Hope that helps. sigh. damn this inability to edit my own posts. em411 is kinda lame, that way. ANYWAY. in my previous reply. "sam.wav" was supposed to be "sam2wav". arrg.
New version for Sept 8th 2011. This one adds several little features, including back-and-forth sample looping and a command line option for direct .wav output.
• My stuff page, where you can get it • direct link to download (as always, source-only) • mp3 demo showing what it can sound like Signup to comment
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