API looks tiny! I was hoping to do some procedural routing and composition/parameter modulation. I guess the latter could be accomplished with send_events..
Yeah, it would make a pretty nifty lightweight audio engine considering the DSP routing but the API looks like it's mainly for playing SunVox files in demos.
There's tsv_send_event() that lets you insert note events via API including fx parameters presumably anywhere in the fx chain. The header does only contains a fraction of function calls actually in there but I suspect psynth_make_link() would actually require quite a bit of documentation to be written.
Any chance of open-sourcing it? DLL kindof limits development to windows...
ReplyDeleteIt's not open source but they provide DLL for win, .so for Linux and dylib for Mac OS-X.
ReplyDeleteoh nice, should have followed the link.
ReplyDeleteAPI looks tiny! I was hoping to do some procedural routing and composition/parameter modulation. I guess the latter could be accomplished with send_events..
Yeah, it would make a pretty nifty lightweight audio engine considering the DSP routing but the API looks like it's mainly for playing SunVox files in demos.
ReplyDeleteThere's tsv_send_event() that lets you insert note events via API including fx parameters presumably anywhere in the fx chain. The header does only contains a fraction of function calls actually in there but I suspect psynth_make_link() would actually require quite a bit of documentation to be written.