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I've done a C port of this code and hooked it up to my own midi controller. Much fun. Happy to share the code with anyone who wants it. Funnily enough, the por
by TheNewAndy 9y ago
I've done a C port of this code and hooked it up to my own midi controller. Much fun. Happy to share the code with anyone who wants it.
Funnily enough, the port I did was so brainless that the last bit (the perlin noise part) was originally in C, then ported by HN's very own josephg. I didn't notice this, even though Joseph was a friend of mine at uni. Once I finished the port and went to making sure all the licensing stuff was fine I noticed this all.
- veli_joza 9y agoHow difficult would it be to wrap your code in VSTi plug-in and produce a DLL? This would make it easy to hook up to midi controller and other devices using any realtime VST-capable host.
- TheNewAndy 9y agoI would assume trivial. I'm a linux person, so I've just wrapped it in jack stuff - but this is what these plugin APIs are designed for.
- veli_joza 9y agoI prefer LV2 plugins as they integrate nicely into the rest of system. As I dabble in sound/music only rarely, Jack's all-or-nothing approach doesn't suit me at all. Also, it requires 5+ windows just to set everything up.
- undershirt 9y agogithub please!
- TheNewAndy 9y agohttp://www.ultra-premium.com/scratch/voc.zip http://www.ultra-premium.com/scratch/voc.zip
- undershirt 9y agoHi, thanks! How did you get it running with your midi controller?