Simon Jaeger
2007-08-10 12:45:38 UTC
hello,
I am designing a rather large project in AutoIt called VSM, virtual sound mixer. It basically allows you to mix virtually unlimited numbers of sounds together, and play, stop, pan, volume change, and pitch shift each individual one. The only problem is, currently I use ComAudio, which basically doesn't open half the files I try to open, or inturprets them as 8k raw data. I have recently found an audio library called bass which can not only do whta comaudio does, but can do a million other things as well. My question to everyone on both of these lists is, has someone written an AutoIt include for the bass library? I am currently having problems with it, and was hoping someone had written a completed include for it. Someone said they did an incomplete include but weren't sure when it would b
e complete, but I prefer to have it as soon as possible. Please let me know if you have it, and if you're willing to send it out, send it to my address, ***@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Simon
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I am designing a rather large project in AutoIt called VSM, virtual sound mixer. It basically allows you to mix virtually unlimited numbers of sounds together, and play, stop, pan, volume change, and pitch shift each individual one. The only problem is, currently I use ComAudio, which basically doesn't open half the files I try to open, or inturprets them as 8k raw data. I have recently found an audio library called bass which can not only do whta comaudio does, but can do a million other things as well. My question to everyone on both of these lists is, has someone written an AutoIt include for the bass library? I am currently having problems with it, and was hoping someone had written a completed include for it. Someone said they did an incomplete include but weren't sure when it would b
e complete, but I prefer to have it as soon as possible. Please let me know if you have it, and if you're willing to send it out, send it to my address, ***@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Simon
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