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Multiply should be pretty self explanatory. Its output is simply the product of its inputs. Oscillator is a bit more complicated.

As you can see, there are two devices in this synthesizer, called multiply and oscillator.

A very simple synthesizer might have a block diagram that looks like this:

We'll do this using block diagrams. A blue block represents an input to the synthesizer, a green block represents an output of the synthesizer, and a red block represents a device.

Before we get into the details of coding this in Java, let's try to get a conceptual picture of it.

Each device would have some number of inputs (either other devices or inputs to the synthesizer) and one output (either another device or an output of the synthesizer).

Such a synthesizer would have any number of inputs, 1 or 2 outputs (depending on whether or not I want stereo sound) and several "devices" in between to do the calculations.

Alright, so aforementioned attempts at synthesizing audio from scratch and outputting results to a wav file consisted of building virtual synthesizers.

I nominate Xaser for best unexpected return.

Winds, as... erm... inspiring as that was, I think you missed the point of this thread. And sexy, I think you win the thread... for now; however, a variety of recent events have inspired me to resume work on the story I said I was writing for this thread earlier, but abandoned indefinitely...

Yup, this shit doth finished be :mrgreen:.

Tomorrow and day after, there will be postathon. Lots of it.

Actually, I'm not totally sure, but I don't think there's any analog involved until it reaches the physical speakers.

Interesting. It seems I've been doing volume totally wrong :o. Also, in this image: The little squiggles around where it reaches zero suggest that some sinc interpolation is going on. Implementing this in my program would probably fix the thing where certain melody instruments sound...

Explanation: Lace requested to banned for 2 days (probably cuz of homework or something) and gave a tearful goodbye on irc. I then mentioned how it reminded me of that scene in pokemon where ash says goodbye to butterfree.

Of course Noxid would just have a bunch of gold lying around. :confused: edit: He better not have gotten rid of that solid gold statue of Kanpachi we got him for his birthday that one time.

Problem with that is, whether or not some paths can be taken may depend on context. Say you had two platforms spaced vertically some distance apart x which is less than the max jump height y (let's say the lower one has height 0). Whether or not you could go from height y to height y+1 would...

Ah, thanks about the pi thing. I had figured out all that about the freq, though I didn't feel like explaining it in the first post.

Teach me your secrets, O Great One.

Go ahead.

On second thought, maybe wait a week or so to see if any bugs come up (I think I've just found one). I also might make some small cosmetic changes.

That's what she said.

You could wash laundry on my abs too, but it probably wouldn't work very well, and would cause me quite a bit of discomfort.

http://www.mediafire.com/?61m68pgplxaxh72 Since JetHawk didn't respond to me earlier email, I just went ahead and "fixed" the ending of this, so it's not so abrupt, and gave it a title, for use in the csrp2 update.

This may be of interest to you 22:31 WedgeOfCheese in other news 22:31 WedgeOfCheese if you want to see/hear something silly 22:31 WedgeOfCheese create a new *.org file 22:32 WedgeOfCheese open it in a hex editor 22:32 WedgeOfCheese change the "freq" value of one of the tracks to 0xFFFF 22:32...