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Dt-42 | Description: | DT-42 a drum machine with Roland TR-808 sounds. | Download: | dt-42.lha (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time) | Size: | 374kb | Version: | 0.1.0 | Date: | 23 Sep 2006 | Author: | David Olofson, AmigaOS 4.0 compile by Spot / Up Rough | Submitter: | Spot / Up Rough | Email: | spot/triad se | Category: | audio/tracker | License: | Other | Distribute: | yes | Min OS Version: | 4.0 | FileID: | 2108 | | | Snapshots:
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I intend to release a Detroid Edition of this
tool later, the default drums are a bit odd,
no snares, rimshots and bongos, blasphemy! :)
/spot
DT-42 DrumToy
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Although one can obviously create some sort of
music with DT-42, it is just a toy. I decided
to improve the simplemixer SDL audio programming
example a little, moving the sequencer into the
audio callback context and making things a bit
more robust. The string based sequencer turned
out to be fun - and then I was confronted with
this audio/video sync issue. So, I had this idea
of throwing in some sort of GUI with scopes a
very simple tracker (MOD editor) style pattern
editor, and...
Well, there you go - another SDL programming
example that went rogue. :-D
In short, DT-42 was intended as an example of
interactive audio and graphics programming using
SDL, but maybe it's a bit too complex. However,
for someone working on some sort of music editor,
DT-42 is probably as simple as it gets with all
the basic vital stuff still in place.
The sounds were sampled by Michael Fischer,
from a real Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer. (A
vintage analog drum machine.) Please see
README.SOUND for details. You may get the rest
of the sounds from here:
http://freeware.sgi.com/fw-5.3/fw_TR808/
Or just use Google, if that doesn't work.
David Olofson <david()olofson.net>
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