Krashan,
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Virtual instruments produce realtime audio streams, so Reggae is much more suitable for this
Do you plan to handle MIDI streams in Reggae too? Sounds interesting...
Krashan,
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To say more, look at U1Synth source code. It contains a Reggae class being no less than a virtual instrument.
I've checked your sources, but a slightly lost in it. I'm a beginner in Amiga development.
(But don't give up)
My diploma thesis was a real time audio processing program. I planned to rewrite it (on Linux, before I changed to MOS), but as considered the possibilities, I thought, there is only some additional things needed to write a virtual analogue synthesizer and it is much more interesting/fun/fancy thing. But, there is a bunch of software on Linux and there is no sens to create an n'th similar program and started to think, how to differentiate my synth. My decision was a synth with an xml input, because it is much easier to connect the part together and increase the number of used parts.
I think it is not a bad idea to do this based on Reggae. To create the basic effect filters (Flanger, Chorus, Tremolo, etc.) are really easy. The most complicated part is how to create a Reggae filter... Krashan: Could you help me please?
[ Edited by dekanyz 10.05.2013 - 11:18 ]
