OrgMaker 2 is now open-source

https://github.com/shbow/organya

After over 20 years in development, hopefully it will have been worth the wait.

 

This is really cool, actually

 

Just for the record, We are working on getting it to build in the latest version of Visual Studio (2017)

Most build errors have been remedied, I'm just waiting on SlightlyIntelligentMonkey to upload his branch.

I personally have plans to expand upon Orgmaker from this point, though of course I'm gonna need plenty of help.

 

Amazing. Can't wait to see a Java port.

@Noxid can you fix OP's link?

 

Amazing. Can't wait to see a Java port.

@Noxid can you fix OP's link?

Done

 

Now all we need is a guide to each of the wave offsets in the WAVE100 file, unless it's all pointed in the coding to orgmaker.

 

Amazing. Can't wait to see a Java port.

Would a java port suggest mac compatibility? If so, I'm all for that!

 

Now all we need is a guide to each of the wave offsets in the WAVE100 file, unless it's all pointed in the coding to orgmaker.

They're all the same size..
Just multiply by 255

 

Now all we need is a guide to each of the wave offsets in the WAVE100 file, unless it's all pointed in the coding to orgmaker.

They're all the same size..
Just multiply by 255

The problem is, it's difficult to make the waves in audacity.
Separating all the waves to separate files, editing them individually, then putting them all back into one file is possible, though that would be a hassle.

 

https://github.com/taedixon/OrgPtcop/tree/master/src/Organya22KHz8bit

 

https://github.com/taedixon/OrgPtcop/tree/master/src/Organya22KHz8bit

Oh nice, this really makes a huge difference! Thank you, Noxid!

 

iirc they aren't exactly 100% accurate, but they came from pxtone probably so they're like.. canon? in a way