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July 1, 2013 20:01
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This demos how to use an arbitrary .wav file as the instrument in java.sound.midi Synthesizer.
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import javax.sound.midi._ | |
import com.sun.media.sound.AudioFileSoundbankReader | |
object SampleInstrument extends App { | |
// AudioFileSoundbankReader allows an individual .wav file to be interpreted as an instrument | |
val sbr = new AudioFileSoundbankReader(); | |
val sb = | |
sbr.getSoundbank(new java.io.File("./resources/bassoon-g4.wav")) | |
//sbr.getSoundbank(new java.io.File("./resources/sin256.wav")) | |
val synth: Synthesizer = MidiSystem.getSynthesizer() | |
synth.open() | |
synth.loadInstrument(sb.getInstruments()(0)) //> res1: Boolean = true | |
val channels: Array[MidiChannel] = synth.getChannels() | |
channels(0).noteOn(50,60) // idk what these numbers do :/ | |
Thread.sleep(1000) // hold the not for a sec | |
channels(0).noteOff(50) | |
synth.close() | |
} |
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