08-31-2024, 07:24 PM
Dav wrote: Would you happen have any suggestion for this program in the next version?
Thanks for asking. It depends on the form you want to do it. Add the ability to scroll right and back for a longer song, store the entire song in an in-memory array, and then allow it to be saved? There is a routine for this on my thread. Allow gradual weakening and/or strengthening at the end? All this is possible, but that is a different concept. A completely new sound effect can also be created entirely. Just take a few hundred audio samples, copy them behind each other, and that will create a stuttering effect. There's a lot you can do with sound. It's up to you how deep you want to go.
Then there is the possibility of automatic pulsing of the sound from left to right and vice versa, the possibility to play a part with or without echo, there is (from my point of view so far lousy) the possibility of equalization (the bass is still a problem for me, I am trying to figure out how to reconstruct the sound curve without oscillations at higher frequencies ) and if these effects are combined with each other, you have a small D.J studio. But if you want to keep the current concept, then I would enable scrolling as I write for longer music, wiping and the possibility to add another sound, the possibility to edit the sound (this is for a completely separate project). Maybe it would be enough to use the floating menu that is called up with the right mouse button and there you can enter the effect. But this brings us to the question of where exactly you want to apply a specific effect, and this leads me to the need to render the audio track and the possibility of selecting a part of it - or, more simply, use a short sound and apply the effect to the entire sound.
It is possible to blend two different sounds with each other when transitioning from one to the other... hey, there are no limits to imagination and QB64PE is a big friend on our side, because it makes it all possible.
Thanks for asking. It depends on the form you want to do it. Add the ability to scroll right and back for a longer song, store the entire song in an in-memory array, and then allow it to be saved? There is a routine for this on my thread. Allow gradual weakening and/or strengthening at the end? All this is possible, but that is a different concept. A completely new sound effect can also be created entirely. Just take a few hundred audio samples, copy them behind each other, and that will create a stuttering effect. There's a lot you can do with sound. It's up to you how deep you want to go.
Then there is the possibility of automatic pulsing of the sound from left to right and vice versa, the possibility to play a part with or without echo, there is (from my point of view so far lousy) the possibility of equalization (the bass is still a problem for me, I am trying to figure out how to reconstruct the sound curve without oscillations at higher frequencies ) and if these effects are combined with each other, you have a small D.J studio. But if you want to keep the current concept, then I would enable scrolling as I write for longer music, wiping and the possibility to add another sound, the possibility to edit the sound (this is for a completely separate project). Maybe it would be enough to use the floating menu that is called up with the right mouse button and there you can enter the effect. But this brings us to the question of where exactly you want to apply a specific effect, and this leads me to the need to render the audio track and the possibility of selecting a part of it - or, more simply, use a short sound and apply the effect to the entire sound.
It is possible to blend two different sounds with each other when transitioning from one to the other... hey, there are no limits to imagination and QB64PE is a big friend on our side, because it makes it all possible.