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Care to upload my Java org player to the tribute site? The player itself The source code

Probably never.

Fixed. Also, so people who weren't on IRC don't get confused, I've experimentally verified that the org format does not allow notes longer than 255 clicks.

And I was gonna do more, but I'm tired, so I'll stop there for now.

I lied earlier, my story did not actually begin with my attempts to play wav files in Java. I actually began quite a bit earlier, when I was actually synthesizing audio from scratch, but, rather than trying to play it in real time, I would just write my output to a wav file.

I have not tried bit-depths other than 8 and 16, though I don't see much need to. There isn't really a point to using a non multiple of 8 bit depth, since the integer values have to line up on byte boundaries (i.e. if you had a bit depth of 13, you'd be wasting 3 bits per sample frame, or 6 if...

I seem to recall that, on my computer, it only supports signed, little endian data. I would assume that it does not support a number of channels other than 1 or 2.

I have not thoroughly investigated what formats are supported on what machines, though this would certainly be worth doing at some point.

It is thrown if your sound card is already too bogged down with stuff to play (I think, though this has never happened to me), or if your AudioFormat is not supported by your sound card.

Notice the need for a "throws LineUnavailableException" clause. This exception can be thrown by the AudioSystem.getLine method.

Indeed. So, yeah, we can create an AudioFormat by specifying a sample rate, bit depth, number of channels, signedness, and endianness.

Yep, just had to figure out where it was I had posted it (it was in page 59 of the csrp2 thread btw). And now... postathon!

Fo sho bro mo fo. And I may continue the postathon in a few minutes. If not, then I will tomorrow.

Noap.

Close, one letter off. (hint: it's in the thread I was just viewing)

I'm guessing either INTP or ENTP? The I/E dimension is so hard to tell over the Internet (and it's usually the easiest to tell IRL).

Ah yes, you're right. First post fixed.

Ah, thanks. Updated first post.

Alright, I'm going to occasionally update the first post of this thread with stuff over the course of the next week or so. Starting with the .org format specs.

So, to summarize, a sample is a sequence of sample frames, and a sample frame, for our purposes, consists of one or two 8-bit or 16-bit signed integers.

Alright I changed my mind about the terminology. A single point of audio data, which before I said we'd call "sample", we are now going to call "sample frame". A sequence of multiple points of audio data, which before I said we'd call "clip", we are now going to call "sample". This is the...

Would it be good for me to post my documentation of the *.org format in this thread? I never actually posted a straight-up description of the file format; only the Java code for how to interpret/play it. edit: nvm, I'll just post it in the "orgs in Java" thread. I was actually planning on...

Re: Noob In need of some advice about basic modding.. How closely have you read the stickies? I'd recommend Noxid's beginner's guide, which, as I recall, is fairly easy to follow, and answers all of your questions.

Being lazy as fuck. Yesterday was my last day of school.

Haha, I guess I must be getting something in return for those thousands of dollars I'm paying my mom is paying to Western Michigan University :sun:. Noted, in case I decide to come back and revisit this piece at some point (I'd also probably rework the orchestration near the end, as it was sort...