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Pez
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Aug 13th 2009 at 7:02 AM |
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Hey guys I'd really like to develop a sample driven sound engine for TG.
I've got a robust implementation of one I did before whilst developing my own tab program. Ever heard of realtab? It was a total flop lol but sounds kinda nice.
I've been coding well over 10 years now but only as a hobbyist really, where do I get started contributing to TG and how do I avoid stepping on anyones toes whilst doing so?
My old audio engine used plain wav samples with directsound, but I was hoping to build a flac/openal engine
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Pez
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Aug 13th 2009 at 7:04 AM |
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To hear my engine, go to http://www.myspace.com/realtab
It hasn't been maintained for like a year or two though so I wouldn't bother posting :P
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Anonymous
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Aug 13th 2009 at 7:54 AM |
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hi my name is leo bilson, and I admire your work.. Can you please post an alternative website where I can download hte realtab software... my email is jaggedenclosure@yahoo.com. thanks...
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Julian
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Aug 13th 2009 at 1:47 PM |
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Hi Pez, no i really never tested RealTab,
is it available for GNU/Linux ?? ( i don't have windows installed to test it )
You can write a "MidiOutputPortProvider" tuxguitar plugin..
you could see as example:
tuxguitar-alsa
tuxguitar-fluidsynth
tuxguitar-winmm
tuxguitar-jsa
MidiOutputPortProvider creates an instance of MidiOutputPort
that implements a MIDI Receiver where you can apply your synth engine.
http://tuxguitar.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/tuxguitar/trunk/TuxGuitar/src/org/herac/tuxguitar/player/base/MidiReceiver.java?view=markup
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Tim
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Aug 29th 2009 at 7:38 AM |
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Hi Pez,
I don't know how it's on Linux, but here are the solutions for Mac & Windows
MAc:
- 1 Under the onboard Midi preferences of your Mac OSX System create a new IAC Driver!
- 2 Run Tux Guitar, -> Prefernces -> Sound -> choose IAC Driver for output
- 3 run Ableton Live -> create a midi track -> choose IAC driver as Input -> switch monitor to IN -> Put your preferred soundmodule in the the track. now you must be able to here sound from ableton live, with the midi notes from TG.
Windows:
Download the Program LOOPBE1 from http://www.nerds.de
This little proramm is like the IAC Driver on Mac OSX
Follow the steps 2-3 in the mac description.
Tim
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linuxx
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Jan 10th 2010 at 5:51 PM |
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Hi Folks!
Was there any update on this subject under a different thread? I'm realy interested in hearing some good, realistic guitar in TG...
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Julian
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Jan 22nd 2010 at 5:29 PM |
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linuxx: what you need is to find a good soundfont/gigasampler.. or maybe a nice DSSI/VSTi
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"Realistic Sound Engine" for TG?
