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| − | This tutorial shows how raw sound data may be played with Reggae. The [http://krashan.ppa.pl/reggae/library/sinewave.c example code] synthesizes a 1 kHz sine wave and plays it continuously. The wave is synthesized into a table in memory. Then ''memory.stream'' is used to access it. The next object, instance of ''rawaudio.filter'' attaches audio parameters to the raw data. Finally ''audio.output'' plays the wave in a endless loop, using its looping feature. | + | This tutorial shows how raw sound data may be played with Reggae. The [http://krashan.ppa.pl/reggae/library/sinewave.c example code] synthesizes a 1 kHz sine wave and plays it continuously. The wave is synthesized into a table in memory. Then ''memory.stream'' is used to access it. The next object, an instance of ''rawaudio.filter'', attaches audio parameters to the raw data. Finally ''audio.output'' plays the wave in a endless loop, using its looping feature. |
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Revision as of 10:23, 17 June 2010
Grzegorz Kraszewski
Contents
Introduction
This tutorial shows how raw sound data may be played with Reggae. The example code synthesizes a 1 kHz sine wave and plays it continuously. The wave is synthesized into a table in memory. Then memory.stream is used to access it. The next object, an instance of rawaudio.filter, attaches audio parameters to the raw data. Finally audio.output plays the wave in a endless loop, using its looping feature.