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I'm busy writing a sequencer engine, so far it only supports MIDI output but I'm planning on putting custom wave output (like a MOD file) into it. From a programmer's perspective, what sorts of things do people think should go into the external API for it? It's being written in C++ so for that you'll just use the classes; I'm thinking more from a VB position.
Parksie : abgdezhqik
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Hehe whatever :)
- Powerful portable linear sequencer
- Flexible object-oreinted song structure
- Handles import and export of standard MIDI files (both type 0 and type 1)
- Provides own extensible song format (TSE3MDL)
- Threading support for background playback
- Playback with real time effects (remapping, quantise, velocity window clipping, repeat, offset etc)
- GM/GS/XG support
- Synchro start of playback
- Powerful utilities for song manipulation: power quantise, arpeggiator etc.
- Highly configurable metronome
- MIDI echo facility
- MIDI command filters
- Imports Cakewalk instrument definition files
- Flag points in timeline
These are some of the features of your Open source competitor TSE3
I downloaded that before I even started :)
But check out how long he's been writing that for, though :p And plus, mine plays (well, will play)custom waves :)
As a quick FYI, here's something of what I'm doing -- similar to but different from TSE3. It's based on the structure of a sequencer my dad wrote for the Acorn RISC OS machines ages ago :)
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Will this be "Win based" or "DOS based"?
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Originally posted by parksie
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Oh...thanks :)
Warmaster -- it's an engine so you could use it under DOS or Windows :D (even Linux if I tried).