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Calculator Community => Other Calculators => Topic started by: squidgetx on November 11, 2011, 08:53:57 pm
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Apologies for the awful video quality...
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Where can I get this program!
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lol I like it... :D
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Nice work! ;D
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Interesting. Some notes seems to be hard to distinguish, though, because they seem to play two at once or something, but I guess that's the Axe sounds limitations.
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Epic7: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/438/43859.html (There's also a link in my sig)
DJ: yeah, I used audacity this time to make certain parts be louder than the others, etc, so there's some blending in some of the parts =/
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You should try making it piano style to make it easy to use
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Nice :D (Although it sounds like earrape, but whatever.)
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I will try to make a midi adapter for the I/O so that you can time your notes liek a boss.
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sounds like earrape
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lol, well yeah. Can't do much about the sound quality without ASM
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sounds like earrape
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lol, well yeah. Can't do much about the sound quality without ASM
You can! Use a frequency table :)
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That takes up a lot of space. But indeed, that works flawless.
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Im going to make one of those! But I'll have to memorize where the correct notes are... Or tape the letter names to my buttons!
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That takes up a lot of space. But indeed, that works flawless.
Nope just 24 bytes for the lut including the lowest octave (16-bits) and a small piece of code to shift octaves:
the wavelenght is {GDB1LUT+NOTE}r/e^(OCTAVE)
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sounds like earrape
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lol, well yeah. Can't do much about the sound quality without ASM
You can! Use a frequency table :)
I did lol. that's what AxeSynth does. You try it, there's no escaping the slight buzz on Continuous Mode.
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sounds like earrape
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lol, well yeah. Can't do much about the sound quality without ASM
You can! Use a frequency table :)
I did lol. that's what AxeSynth does. You try it, there's no escaping the slight buzz on Continuous Mode.
That takes up a lot of space. But indeed, that works flawless.
Nope just 24 bytes for the lut including the lowest octave (16-bits) and a small piece of code to shift octaves:
the wavelenght is {GDB1LUT+NOTE}r/e^(OCTAVE)
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What are you trying to tell me? I already use an LUT for the frequency table. However, in order to have the calc play sound for as long as you have a key down, you need to run a loop with a Freq() inside it. Which means that for a split second, there is a break in the tone of the note. Which means that it's no longer a pure wave and thus sounds a little icky...
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You mean the 'click' when a note starts and stops playing?
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Use this:
While Getkey(xx)
Freq
End
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does that work flawless?
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does that work flawless?
Almost since there is a tiny delay. You won't notice it :)
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Very nice. Thank you.
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does that work flawless?
Almost since there is a tiny delay. You won't notice it :)
There is a noticeable delay. If the length of the note is too long, it becomes way too noticeable. If the length is too short, the note loses its value. In the video I used 8192, which is a good balance but it's still not a pure sound wave. You don't really hear the delay, but the sound texture is different.
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I made my own using madpad
I used a 1 octave pitch shift cuz I was too lazy to record the bass :P. Also madpad only uses 12 sounds.
Link to video! (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45821500/Calc%20stuff.mov)
Clicking the link takes forever.... Just right click and 'save target as' I guess.
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That's so awesome!
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I made my own using madpad
I used a 1 octave pitch shift cuz I was too lazy to record the bass :P. Also madpad only uses 12 sounds.
Link to video! (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45821500/Calc%20stuff.mov)
Clicking the link takes forever.... Just right click and 'save target as' I guess.
Nice!
What video/audio editors do you use?
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I used madpad. Its an Ipod app. It was real hard to record the audio when all I had was earbuds to play the sound:P
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Ah, sorry, I thought that madpad was the name of the song or something lol.
I need a better way to record these, I've been recording in Audacity and getting the video separately, which isn't too bad. Just that I need a better video editor or better PIP plugins for Windows Movie maker (lol)
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I had to put the ear buds onto the mic which doing so covers the back camera. I then had to record with the front camera which was difficult since I couldn't see what I was doing on the screen :P