A new idea for sounds
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First sorry for my misspellings if any occur. I am using the google translator to help me.
(Hello, im new here! I have played on TPT for years, but only now i create an account. )
I already know that a way of hearing sounds was suggested and refused. But, if i undestood well, the last suggestion cannot be implemented because there is not a way of program this easily, and even if possible, there is not a way of listen so much noise without getting a big headache.
I thought maybe its possible to create a pair of solid particles called MICL and MICR (microphones to the left and rigth side of the sound output), similar to the SPWN particles (they will only exist one instance at a time each) that convert the local pressure to a sound with a frequency dependent on its temperature (the warmer, the higher the sound frequency). It would be interesting to make a flute using elements like these.
Please, if my idea is very childish, tell me why. It will not offend me.
Edited once by spoon. Last: 22nd Jun 2014 -
Maybe good.. But the lag is messing up the sound. and Hello, spoon!
Edited once by Cocoa_Bits. Last: 22nd Jun 2014 -
@spoon (View Post)
@mniip , if I remember right, has made a NOTE element that plays a sound when sparked.
Sound for everything in TPT is impossible, but having certain elements that play sound, like you suggested, would be a nice addition.
Your suggestion is good and well thought out, and it might be possible. But if we can only play from defined sound files (Like if X is sparked, play sound.mp3), this idea may be impossible. But if we can generate sound dynamically with certain parameters, this idea is possible. A developer will answer that.
Also, Welcome to the community! -
Ok, thanks for both your comments! Hello for all
I suppose that if the tpt is only capable of play sound files, yet it is possible to record many files with the sounds and play one of these for each range of 100 degrees.
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@h4zardz1 (View Post)
@greymatter (View Post)
Sound synthesis is basically just playing sounds without having to encode the file before that. Can be harder with having to get the wave period generated right and stuff, tho.
@Protcom (View Post)
Sounds like your suggestion would fit right into playing the sounds using a MIDI interface. That could even work, I don't really know the situation on Linux (with dozens of different audio architectures because it's Linux), but on Windows it could just connect to the Microsoft GS Wavetable synth as the output instead of having to bring a (oftentimes) huge SoundFont file with it.Edited once by nucular. Last: 22nd Jun 2014
